Serious Discussion - Empty Grocery Stores
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Yeah we just tried Instacart for the first time. She did a good job. Took Chlorox wipes to everything after we brought it in.0
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brianlux said:What is it with tortillas? I can't find them anywhere. This is hugely vexing for me. I can't eat yeast and sourdough has high levels of tyramine which cause migraines so I can't eat that either so that leaves non-yeasted wraps for my bread and now there are none to be found. Arg! I'm also having a hard time finding eggs here and we live in a semi-rural area. And this is only week 2 1/2 of sheltering at home. Guess I'd better start looking at what parts of a pine tree are edible. Shhheeeit!
My husband has gluten allergies as well as digestive issues. His diet is fairly paired down and doesn't really vary. I have had to heavily stock for him because I can't always find what he needs when we aren't in the middle of a global pandemic.2014: Cincinnati
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tempo_n_groove said:Jason P said:I thought this might be an opportunity for people to try cooking and discover healthy better tasting food ... but the Hot Pocket factory showed true american grit. As far as I can tell, food panic in my area is simmering down
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cutz said:I went to Shop Rite and Costco and neither had toilet paper. I'm not in dire need of TP...................yet. I was surprised that I was able to get pretty much what I needed. I was also surprised that I was able to go in-and-out of Cotsco because the line was long at check out when I walked in. I hit it lucky on the way out. But of course I forgot a couple of items. I hate shopping as it is>LOL
I did get a attitude from someone at the Shop Rite but I bit my lip and didn't reply back. I wanted to tell him you might want to be careful because you may give someone else that same attitude and they may not be so kind and deck your ass, or worse. I got more patience in my old age>LOL0 -
stuckinline said:cutz said:I went to Shop Rite and Costco and neither had toilet paper. I'm not in dire need of TP...................yet. I was surprised that I was able to get pretty much what I needed. I was also surprised that I was able to go in-and-out of Cotsco because the line was long at check out when I walked in. I hit it lucky on the way out. But of course I forgot a couple of items. I hate shopping as it is>LOL
I did get a attitude from someone at the Shop Rite but I bit my lip and didn't reply back. I wanted to tell him you might want to be careful because you may give someone else that same attitude and they may not be so kind and deck your ass, or worse. I got more patience in my old age>LOL0 -
scored an 8 pack of Bounty double roll pick a size paper towels and store brand napkins.
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Local supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of shoppers so now you have to wait in line to enter the store.
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Horos said:Local supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of shoppers so now you have to wait in line to enter the store.
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mickeyrat said:Horos said:Local supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of shoppers so now you have to wait in line to enter the store.
They have talked about shutting parks down for the very same reason. The park district my husband works for has a limited number of parks open and people had a fit. For them, they have a very small staff who fell ill (not COVID, but influenza) half at the same time, causing an intense strain on maintenance staff with extra cleaning of bathrooms and whatnot.
Did you see that Cleveland Metroparks have been closing down roads to give people more ample space to ride/walk while maintaining proper distance?2014: Cincinnati
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deadendp said:mickeyrat said:Horos said:Local supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of shoppers so now you have to wait in line to enter the store.
They have talked about shutting parks down for the very same reason. The park district my husband works for has a limited number of parks open and people had a fit. For them, they have a very small staff who fell ill (not COVID, but influenza) half at the same time, causing an intense strain on maintenance staff with extra cleaning of bathrooms and whatnot.
Did you see that Cleveland Metroparks have been closing down roads to give people more ample space to ride/walk while maintaining proper distance?
I was in Harlem yesterday and for the most part people are adhering to the distancing but it's the select few that I saw that will ruin it for everyone else.
NYC closed parks because of the above reason.
I would imagine how hard it is for let's say 500 people living in an apartment building and wanting to get out but they need to do better.
Imagine when 20 people get stir crazy and want to take the elevator?0 -
Going to the grocery store tomorrow for the first time in a couple of weeks. Going to wake up early and hit the Price Chopper that most people in our part of KC don't even realize is there b/c it's new.I LOVE MUSIC.
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tempo_n_groove said:deadendp said:mickeyrat said:Horos said:Local supermarkets have taken to limiting the number of shoppers so now you have to wait in line to enter the store.
They have talked about shutting parks down for the very same reason. The park district my husband works for has a limited number of parks open and people had a fit. For them, they have a very small staff who fell ill (not COVID, but influenza) half at the same time, causing an intense strain on maintenance staff with extra cleaning of bathrooms and whatnot.
Did you see that Cleveland Metroparks have been closing down roads to give people more ample space to ride/walk while maintaining proper distance?
I was in Harlem yesterday and for the most part people are adhering to the distancing but it's the select few that I saw that will ruin it for everyone else.
NYC closed parks because of the above reason.
I would imagine how hard it is for let's say 500 people living in an apartment building and wanting to get out but they need to do better.
Imagine when 20 people get stir crazy and want to take the elevator?
Had to run to the pharmacy. The pharmacy is in a grocery store. I wore a mask, but because I always cough from either allergies or reactive airway, all involved would be happier that I wore it.
Y'all, I hauled through that store on a mission. Had to get PB for my husband, floor cleaner and because there was TP (limited, but two kinds to choose from) I grabbed one 4 pack. Cashed out at the pharmacy which has suspended having to sign for anything. Probably half of the people in the store, including some coworkers, were wearing masks.
My Instacart order, due to arrive today, has slowly moved. The approximate delivery now is Monday night. It's not like we won't be here, but hoping it comes before Easter. I'd love to have my Easter ham, please.2014: Cincinnati
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Finally scored some toilet paper. Woke up super early and got to the store right as it opened. Was down to 2-3 rolls left. Crazy how fast you go through stuff with everyone at home all day.0
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Indifference71 said:Finally scored some toilet paper. Woke up super early and got to the store right as it opened. Was down to 2-3 rolls left. Crazy how fast you go through stuff with everyone at home all day.2014: Cincinnati
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Went out early this morning to my local grocery store. Shelves were abut half full. There was a few things i wanted that they didn't have though. Nothing major.
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Hooray. I think what I was looking at was the next shopping time slot. We do have Friday afternoon!!!2014: Cincinnati
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