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I see alot of people getting fatter with this overblown crisis. buying alot of extra food and staying home.. a recipe for 15 extra lbs

that's baseline...think about the poor saps in Seattle where it's definitely raining right now and the rest of the year...you screwed with no peleton or nordic track
 

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Sprouts near me was cleaned out of all chicken and frozen chicken tenders. Thank God they left the produce alone so I could purchase Spinach, Celery and Parsley for my daily green juice drink.
 

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Store was a circus yesterday..I bought .30 of lettuce some french fries and grabbed a handful of ketchup packets from hot foods
 

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Geeez. I’m in the panhandle right now and it’s no mention , no panic, beach full, restaurants and bars packed , golf courses are busy. Oh, and grocery stores have food and toilet paper
 

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It was 65 degrees out yesterday I’m opening up swimming pools in March . I’m popping chlorine tabs like sweet tarts
 

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Geeez. I’m in the panhandle right now and it’s no mention , no panic, beach full, restaurants and bars packed , golf courses are busy. Oh, and grocery stores have food and toilet paper

just go wash your balls .....:):)

watch out for :pucking:
 
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Saturday 7am -Chicago Area stores are packed , 1 hr to check out.no dairy, no meats, no produce, no tp, baby wipes, but had frozen pizzas. Saw some phillypinos going crazy for meijrs off brand napkins, hoarding it for I assume toilet paper, that’s gonna feel like sand paper bro I told him. Media talked about healthcare being overwhelmed, grocery staff checkers ,stockers ,managers not ready for this or care ,bad attitudes, underpaid. They shut down self checkout areas creating more chaos. I was prepared thanks to this thread.
 

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It's like a test to see how the public reacts to something out of the norm. Seems we failed miserably
 
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If there is any overreaction...it is this. Not understanding why people are over shopping. All of the salad was gone. That shit goes bad in 5 days . Why stock up?
 
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But this happens with everything. When there is the unknown this is what people do.

Even in snow storms it gets ridiculous
 

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Saturday 7am -Chicago Area stores are packed , 1 hr to check out.no dairy, no meats, no produce, no tp, baby wipes, but had frozen pizzas. Saw some phillypinos going crazy for meijrs off brand napkins, hoarding it for I assume toilet paper, that’s gonna feel like sand paper bro I told him. Media talked about healthcare being overwhelmed, grocery staff checkers ,stockers ,managers not ready for this or care ,bad attitudes, underpaid. They shut down self checkout areas creating more chaos. I was prepared thanks to this thread.

As I have said it is the Bazaar of All Nations or many of the immigrants from third world countries are behind the buying frenzy. They think because that's the way things were in their country growing up it's the same in the United States. Once they started the run on the supermarkets there was no stopping it. Wait till they get they laid off from their jobs and realized they have spent all their money on groceries they don't need and now need money for other necessities. The food will last because most of it is non-perishables but they will be eating peas from a can they bought during the crisis three years from now.
 

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I did stock up on toilet paper

Yet you say:

Hoarders are causing the issues now.


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and have around 150 16 ounce bottles of water.

Yet you say:

Do people think they are going to turn off the water processing plants so you can't get tap water.

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It's like during a snowstorm prediction in the Winter. 7 inches of snow results in idiots buying groceries for 10 days when they might only be shut in their house for one day.

No offense but sounds like maybe you're one of those idiots...
 

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One of my neighbors took 3 days off this week and stocked up on supplies for 6 months (not exaggerating) he looks like he has shell shock.... like the guys in WWII.

One teacher at local high school was panicking and talking gloom and doom yesterday in her class and had teenagers upset

i remember when teachers tried to help calm kids and and acted like responsible adults to your kids
 

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Actually the smart ones always keep their homes stocked so when something happens they are not scrambling with the general public. Hurricanes, snow storms, now this. My house is always stocked. I was at Publix getting stuff for my Barbecue tonight and they were restocking everything. Sure beats Cuba, Venezuela and the third world.
 

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What I bought pales in comparison to everyone else. I usually buy 3/28 bottled 16 ounce because that's how they sell them. You can't get discount unless you buy 3. So they sell 3/28 Poland Spring for $10. All I did was buy an additional 2/32 of another brand they sold separately. As far as toilet paper at Walmart you could only buy the jumbo multi-roll Charmin'. So I bought 2 instead of 1. Compare that to people who are buying skids of 600 bottles or buying over 100 rolls of toilet paper. I needed some paper towels. They only sold their brand and had may be 8 rolls left today. I bought 2. They were sold out of all laundry detergent. No sponges. Now they have shut down France and Spain. You think you saw crazy last week in the US. You ain't seen nothing yet!




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Yet you say:



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No offense but sounds like maybe you're one of those idiots...[/QUOTE]
 

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Actually the smart ones always keep their homes stocked so when something happens they are not scrambling with the general public. Hurricanes, snow storms, now this. My house is always stocked. I was at Publix getting stuff for my Barbecue tonight and they were restocking everything. Sure beats Cuba, Venezuela and the third world.

agree 100%... Big believer in having several month supplies of food etc. You don't need to do it all at once either. Just gradually work to that level.. at least 12 cases of water on site at all times..Didn't start this process this week.. who knows what can come down on us
 

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