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Where are you living? I’m in Seattle, which, as far as covid-19 impact goes, is easily at-or-near the top of the list of impacted cities. I have not seen a sho
by jwilber 7y ago
Where are you living? I’m in Seattle, which, as far as covid-19 impact goes, is easily at-or-near the top of the list of impacted cities.
I have not seen a shortage of anything aside from Clorox wipes in any of the groceries around me. It’s surprising to me reading about such shortages, especially in less impacted cities. Maybe the panic factor is higher for those who aren’t directly in the midst of it?
- Zenst 7y agoOuter-London https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingston_upon_Thames https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingston_upon_Thames
- BenjiWiebe 7y agoThe Newton Kansas Walmart has been out of a lot of stuff for a while. Like all the beans, rice, bread, sugar, flour, facial tissue, toilet paper, vitamin c, hand sanitizer, detergent, potatoes... They get stock daily, but within an hour or so it's cleaned out again. Definitely panic buying.
- joshtynjala 7y agoYesterday, QFC in Interbay was nearly out of canned beans, flour, and milk. I’m sure there was more that was low, but I noticed those bare sections in particular.
- seoulsubway 7y agoSeattle is not easily at-or-near the top of the list of impacted cities. I have no idea why you think this, you need to take a look at the coronavirus map for an idea of how wrong you are. Top 10? No. Top 25? No. Top 50? Sure.