[faithhopecharity]

Wonder where he’s shopping. Shelves have been full everywhere we go. Including TP, that precious barometer of all that’s good in America.

[LouieFisk]

I believe he he’s talking about gun stores, not groceries and sundry products, but it’s not very clearly written:
“, this does not apply to clothe or food stores – the shelves there are packed to capacity as if nothing were happening.”

[GailA]

Mostly here too, in a small town of 7,000, some weird brands, gallon cans of veggies. Beer, wine, milk, bread, eggs, MEAT is the shortage, chicken, high priced hamburger, steaks.

[Jamestown1630]

...'TP, that precious barometer of all that’s good in America.'

LOL! In my area, there were shortages of some things for a couple of weeks, in the Spring. Everything is back, now - including TP. We still can't find brand-name hand sanitizer - I guess all of that is going to hospitals, doctors, etc. - but there's plenty of off-brand stuff.

[ealgeone]

Concur. TP is well supplied.

[Rusty0604]

Go to many stores in America, and you will see empty shelves. The situation is reminiscent of empty store shelves in the Soviet Union. Of course, this does not apply to clothe or food stores – the shelves there are packed to capacity as if nothing were happening.

In America, only gun shops have empty shelves.

[tbw2]

Hint: you can get great deals on Uncle Ben’s and Aunt Jemima at Big Lots and other second hand stores right now.

[SoCal Pubbie]

I work in a major big box home improvement store. Supply disruption is a real thing. Lots of empty shelf space.