> this didn't prevent panickers reliably rushing to supermarket all and every time the truck arrived to buy full bag of food Please don't characterize buying

> this didn't prevent panickers reliably rushing to supermarket all and every time the truck arrived to buy full bag of food Please don't characterize buying a bag (or two) of food as panicking. That is less than an ordinary amount of shopping at a time for me during times when there isn't a public health order to avoid going out. And I'm not shopping for half as many people as some people are. Characterizing the reasonable and prudent behaviors, directly driven by the advice of public health officials as "panic" because it is exposing supply chain limitations is extremely harmful.