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To: Enlightened1
Our large super market (Wegmans, Upstate NY) has been well stocked until yesterday. There were shortages of cheese and many fresh vegetables and fruit and minimal choices for bread and pasta.

These are normally 24 hr stores but the company said yesterday that they would close from midnight until 6 am each night to clean and restock. A friend went at 6 am and said there were still lots of empty shelves. My daughter went about 9 and things were better. I suspect it will take some time to handle the increased demand.

147 posted on 03/14/2020 8:59:41 AM PDT by RetiredScientist
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To: RetiredScientist

I chalk it up to the two words, “national emergency”, which retards took to mean “End Days”. What the words meant was that funds would be freed up to help people.

The idiocy is stunning.


152 posted on 03/14/2020 9:02:44 AM PDT by MayflowerMadam ("Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow; it empties today of its strength" - Corrie ten Boom)
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To: RetiredScientist

I just got an alert from Publix that said it would close every evening at 8. They need to do a thorough cleaning and restock shelves.
My daughter and her family live on a private school campus during the school year. The kids are on break and not coming back until, hopefully mid April so, my daughter was told that the school has enough food for 2 months and enough paper goods for more than a year. Her husband was just tested for the virus yesterday as he came down with a dry, hacking cough. When they heard of all the places he’s traveled it was a no brainer for the test. We’re still waiting for the results.


169 posted on 03/14/2020 9:40:37 AM PDT by surrey
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