They don’t have a ton of anything in the back. The stores are not that big.
They have trucks coming from the warehouse every day. The warehouse get deliveries all the time. The orders coming into a store are usually generated on an inventory program with historical deviations in them.
You need to find out when the trucks come. No trucks til Monday overnight at the store up the street. It used to block the street for a couple of minutes n my way home around 11 pm.
we noticed yesterday, also from BIL who saw it first hand, that meat is being grabbed up ala TP rush. Kids are on free school lunch 3-day packs, so I wonder what all these people intend to do with all that meat? Besides keeping it from granny who walks down to the store with her little pull cart once a week for her weekly grocery shopping? At Stater Bros last night (on a milk run), there was milk and eggs, limit 2, but no feminine products, diapers or other paper goods. And the meat counter was completely wiped out. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies, tho. BIL said he was at his store before opening and within 1/2 hour, while he was waiting in the TP line for one pack of TP, the meat dept was stripped by people piling their carts high and fighting over chicken. Hundreds of dollars of meat in each cart. (he’s in La Habra, LA area). Just like the tampon rush, no sense to it.