Can't argue.
It's a QUADRUPLE play, becauseAnother one for Dennis - hoard, horde, whored! Triple play
This is our issue... I rarely go to town... generally make a trip to the nearest small city a few times a year. When we go, I stock up from the running list I keep. Yesterday, I went to Aldis... had to pick up a prescription, and wanted to top a few things off. For some reason, we're a little low on tuna. They didn't have limits on most stuff (but also didn't have a single pack of TP or paper towels in the store!), but almost all canned stuff... fruit, vegetables, pork n beans, canned meats including tuna) were a limit of 4. Normally, I'd have bought 24 cans. I had to settle for 8 (4 in water, 4 in oil). And I was thinking how my "twice a year stock up runs" might end up being a problem.
Shipt still hasn’t delivered my order from 4/4! No call, no text,nothing! Pissed me off!
Unemployment has added 30 million in 6 weeks, small businesses are toast, TRILLIONS of debt bux printed out of thin air. You are not undoing the economic implosion by opening up for business like nothing happened. All those people that are now 2 months behind on car, house, card, etc. payments are not going to catch up.
I’d ordered more gluten something like 10-12 days ago through an amazon external vendor. Paid a high price for it. i got a tracking number. On the due date, nothing. Ran the tracking number through USPS - the order had never even been received by the PO! I emailed the vendor. No reply. Requested a refund. No reply. Tried to contact amazon. “We have no staff available to talk to you at the present time.” Bastards.
Matt. The entire world was hit w this virus
The "markets" are an absolute farce. How many TRILLIONS have been pumped onto the markets by the central banks? The nominal value of stawks are coming along, but we are heading down the road of the Weimar republic.....it took wheelbarrows of Marks to buy goods, the merchants would throw the Marks aside and keep the wheelbarrow for payment. The death of money is a great read.... you and I get to live it!
I've known people over the years who produce something that they end up selling a good bit of. Wal-Mart decides to carry it, usually in a local store. Porch swings stick out in my mind but there are other handmade items I've heard of. To a person, they had trouble getting paid and sometimes had to threaten legal action to get their money months after the net 30 was due. They bully even their big name suppliers into selling some things to them at a loss. Those huge jars of Vlassic pickles for one. If I can only produce a limited amount of pickles because of a shortage of cucumbers, I'm selling to the smaller chain store that pays 20% more than WM.
Many businesses will not re-open ever. Many large businesses are even now starting the process of bankruptcy.
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Suit yourself.
I think you're right. There is no storage in the back of Walmart or any grocery store really to speak of. Not like the days of old. It will come back at some point due to normalcy bias. Local Grocery stores that were swamped a month ago are going back to minimal traffic now. They are starting to get more shelves filled up. I guess until the next panic starts in the fall. The summer is now the time to stock up more.
thanks for that info.
A note on your Generac. We have a whole house Generac that is 10 years old, always serviced and barely used.
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Good idea i didn't think of that. Thanks. I do have 2 of those heaters. I suppose i am to keep it on real low setting. Great idea!
