Posted on 07/31/2020 4:02:16 PM PDT by WWII_Historian
I foolishly thought everyone was all computered up but I see that I am wrong. I also see that, unlike me, when people got their stimulus money they spent it since it is burning a hole in their pocket.
Out where I am I try to keep up but am not a city dweller and don’t have a lot of contact with people and worse, tend to think that others see the world like I do and they don’t. In fact most don’t. My wife reminds me of that saying not everyone is a dedicated introvert engineer like I am living on a farm and seldom even going to town.
“I foolishly thought everyone was all computered up....”
Yep.... monitors, laptops, webcams, etc. are pretty much tough to come by due to many folks having to work/study from home.
About the only work around is to build your own which is preferable anyway to avoid the extraneous garbage found on consumer rigs.
Try grocery stores.
Ive seen it there.
I just went ahead and ordered online from WM. Cost is about 3.00 per bottle (I bought a 2-pack). F it.
Thats a good price, too.
I like the wide mouth cause thye are easier to clean, even though the lids are more expensive.
Sorry you took my response as insulting. That’s a problem with message boards and probably always will be; there’s no way to convey “tone of voice”.
I didn’t mean it that way.
Appreciate it that you reached out. My error.
I have good luck finding canning lids in regular grocery stores. The prices are usually still normal as well. Our Walmart has been out of them forever.
I just posted on another thread that I saw small chest freezers at a local Runnings.
I know they were in very short supply at the beginning of the shutdown. They could not be had for love nor money.
This might be a good time for someone looking to get one before the next dem induced shortage.
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