Understandable.
Seems everything is closing.
I was in a Walmart in a town nearby and it was eerie seeing parts of the shelves empty.
Much of the lunchmeat was gone, and there was some frozen foods left.
Americans will be OK for about 2 weeks, then if we are not allowed to resume some of things being restricted, there will be anger.
The governments have taken away our freedoms on short notice for a “flu”.
It is becoming increasingly obvious we are not fighting aa “flu” or a “virus”.
We have lived through worse in our lifetimes without these draconian restrictions.
I haven't been in a store since Saturday. I don't have a clue what will or will not be in stock.
Agree with your observations. I have been thinking for a while, this "flu" is much worse than they are telling us, or it is being used as cover for something else. This whole situation is strange. The likes of which we have never seen.
Not a word from Q
I’m back. Stopped in at dollar General to pick up cat food and litter. Out of milk and TP. Everything else was low. Typical Monday after blizzard shelves. Clerk said one guy had come in Saturday after truck had arrived and bought $200 worth of TP
At Walmart over a hundred employee were stocking shelves. A couple were former students of mine. They usually work at the distribution center. All were picking up a “few extra hours”. They were getting job done but waiting on the milk and soda truck deliveries. I got my meds and a few items and felt lucky that I spent less than $100.
One has died in Greensburg just south on Indy where Ps mom lives. She’s staying with daughter in middle of Brown County. One very ill at Columbus. So we are now surrounded.
Glad I’ve got supplies in cause staying in will be easy now.