People are buying toilet paper but what about food? You're not going to need any toilet paper unless you have food.. how much food groceries did they buy so they don't have to go to the store?
Wife and I went to Trader Joe's this morning looking for a specific item type of bread that I was sure they would have. ALL bread was almost completely wiped out as was a lot of there frozen food items. The checker said there were about 30 people waiting for the doors to be unlocked this morning.
My wife jokingly said she'd be there tomorrow morning an hour before they opened to get a good spot. I told her there was no reason to...all she had to do was get there 5 minutes before opening time, worm through to the front doors and then turn around and sneeze. That should clear the crowd.
After Trader Joe's, we went to our local supermarket and the parking lot was fuller than usual. We walked in the store and it was more crowded than the weekend before Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve. The paper goods aisle shelves were bare and most of the packaged meats were gone and the butcher cases were bare of just about every cut of beef, chicken and pork. She needed to go to another specialty store so I told her to drive to the other store while I waited in the checkout line that stretched to the far edge of the store and over halfway up the aisle. While I was waiting outside for her to come back, a guy walked up and wanted to take my shopping cart because all of the shopping carts were being used. Unbelievable.
