Good man, use you key worker status to skip the line of panic buyers at the supermarket. The staff seem to really enjoy letting us cut in.
Its like a ghost town out here. I was at one of the busiest motorway services in the UK at lunchtime a few days ago massive food court surrounded on three sides by rows of eateries and one lonely customer in the middle drinking from his own flask.
For the moment we have decent amounts of food in the house; might not be what I'd choose to buy usually and there are some odd gaps in the stocks but those are luxuries we can't afford to be worrying about at the moment, so I'm perfectly happy to let people like NHS staff on shifts get themselves in ahead of the clownshoe brigade and make sure they aren't starving to death in case they have to treat me next month. Making sure NHS staff are well-fed and healthy is probably the best investment any of us can make in our future at the moment.
I'm working long days this week but after that 'll be able to arrange my hours more effectively to allow me to get to the shops early if needed anyway, which is a luxury a lot of key workers don't have. There's just so much happening at the moment it's going to take a week or so to find a new equilibrium I think.