It's a Philodendron 'Moonlight'. It's a really nice plant.

Here is a link that might be useful: another picture

Pepperomia's correct. On both counts.

Don't you hate that "Tropical foliage" tag?
I once got an 8 ft tall full 10 gallon container of Heliconia latispatha "Orange Gyro" from Home Depot labeled as "Tropical foliage" for the unheard of price of $9.99. It was something that was most assuredly mis-delivered here, it was probably meant for below the Tampa-Orlando line and accidentally got unloaded here, LOL. It would have cost about $75 or more down South under proper labeling. You can find some real deals in the Tropical Foliage section, if you know what you are looking at

That plant is for sale at our grocery store. I have been pining over it for a couple of weeks but it is $18. It is about twice the size of blutarski's. Is $18 a reasonable price

wow, thanks everybody.

when i first saw it, i thought it might be a philodendron.

i'm sorta disappointed that it isn't a banana- i liked the idea of watering and feeding something a few times a week.

I guess I better get my moonlight out of the sun huh? :)

$18 is, in my experience, neither an especially good deal nor an outrageous rip-off. A plant the size of blutarski's, which appears to be in a 4-inch pot (?), would cost $7 where I work, but it would also probably need to be moved up into the next-largest size (I haven't up-potted them because 1-there are many, many more urgent things that need to be done right now, and 2-smaller pots are cheaper, and I'm hoping that cheaper will sell better. Though that doesn't seem to be how it goes.), and the next-largest size would cost you $20. If the plant in question is twice the size of the one in the picture, then $18 is somewhere on the slightly-cheap side of average.

On the other hand, I've seen related plants (not 'Moonlight,' but I think 'Autumn') at Lowe's for $7-10. Lowe's plants are of unpredictable quality, availability, and price, but yes, if you hold out, you might be able to get something roughly equivalent for less money.