Unquestionably, the heroism here in the adversity.
And an undeniable reference to the parallel market and authentic solidarity between people in wartime.
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Lol, black market toilet paper dealers. What a time to be alive.
Unquestionably, the heroism here in the adversity.
And an undeniable reference to the parallel market and authentic solidarity between people in wartime.
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It’s aLol, black market toilet paper dealers. What a time to be alive.
But could carry virusIt's known, the money has no smell.
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Some are already contaminated for a long time and do not feel the need to wash their hands.But could carry virususe gloves and UV light just to be sure, here we just barter stuff, no money needed, I got eggs, and you got milk ..... I like it that way.
some can’t ever do for a few hours.
That is so weird, I too make up stories about imaginary strangers just so I feel better about my self!
Many people don’t have enough food at home and shop day by day, not made up it’s a fact.Love the pictures of supermarkets.
"All the frozen vegetables are gone!"
"Errr, I see piles of fresh vegetables over there?"
"But they aren't frozen, they will spoil!"
That is so weird, I too make up stories about imaginary strangers just so I feel better about my self!
Many people don’t have enough food at home and shop day by day, not made up it’s a fact.
Many people don’t have enough food at home and shop day by day, not made up it’s a fact.
Maybe I underestimate the appetite of Americans, but even when you have absolutely no food you will be fine for 'a few hours'.
A few days isn't hard at all. Most people have never experienced anything like genuine hunger though so they'll go bonkers immediately.
True. But likely this won't take place in a modern city?
I could do 5 days myself, but that drops white cell count and reduces immune status, so definitely a bad idea now.
The biggest problem we are having is convincing 70 plus aged people that they do NOT know better than everybody else and to park their wrinkly butts at home.
My daughter is completely recovered, went shooting last week and took home a silver, so that's good. I lost 8 pounds, got gaunt, and look like my grandfather. Still no idea if it really was coronavirus, but in a pandemic, it's a fairly safe assumption?
On the bright side, we could easily get parking at the Italian pizza place for some reason. Not that we'd be going anywhere.
Immunity might last just a paltry 2 months, so ha, I can get it again. Good times.
Supply chain disruption from 'mega efficient' skinny JIT systems.supply chain disruption
It's too bad when I and a few others like @lysan started advising people over five weeks ago to start reasonably preparing their larders for more than the usual 1-3 days amount the typical person has at any one time we were called a 'panic inducing hoarders' who were going to "strip store shelves and screw everyone else over" or words to that effect by a few choice members of this forum. Ironically, it's that attitude that is directly leading now to the real panic buying, store shortages and brawls in the parking lot over the last flat of bottled water that we're hearing about now. If people had practiced common sense preparatory measures before there would be no need to over-react now. Self preservation 101.Panic buying strips the shelves, supply chain disruption from borders shutting means they can't restock some stuff a subsequent riot means local transport stops moving and it takes a few days to restore order. Its certainly conceivable. Storage space isn't profitable so most shops don't have very much at all, they order in what they need to restock the shelves and have very little out the back.
It's too bad when I and a few others like @lysan started advising people over five weeks ago to start reasonably preparing their larders for more than the usual 1-3 days amount the typical person has at any one time we were called a 'panic inducing hoarders' who were going to "strip store shelves and screw everyone else over" or words to that effect by a few choice members of this forum. Ironically, it's that attitude that is directly leading now to the real panic buying, store shortages and brawls in the parking lot over the last flat of bottled water that we're hearing about now. If people had practiced common sense preparatory measures before there would be no need to over-react now. Self preservation 101.
Love the pictures of supermarkets.
"All the frozen vegetables are gone!"
"Errr, I see piles of fresh vegetables over there?"
"But they aren't frozen, they will spoil!"
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