Just paid my weekly visit to the local Wegman’s (not fancy or ghetto) expecting the usual.It was about 9AM and the checkout lines were mobbed.Many shelves were empty (including 1% milk) and many more were almost empty.My neighborhood is middle class...perhaps even upper middle class...but it's not a college town by any stretch.
Just paid my weekly visit to the local Wegman’s (not fancy or ghetto) expecting the usual.It was about 9AM and the checkout lines were mobbed.Many shelves were empty (including 1% milk) and many more were almost empty.My neighborhood is middle class...perhaps even upper middle class...but it's not a college town by any stretch. I was at a local Wegman's today as well, in a very rural Upstate NY town and it was basically the same thing.
They were also completely out of chicken and there was one turkey and one turkey breast left.
I took the turkey. Hey, it's meat and a lot like chicken and turkey cooked over the grill for the 4th of July is a real treat. When I went back later, just to see if it was still there, the breast was gone.
The meat dept guy said they had trucks coming in but they were having trouble supplying everything and every body. They had to pack the trucks to capacity and hire extra drivers to drive them.