Supplies
- Thread starter GWguy
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No eggs yesterday.
PeoplesElbow
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BJs had toilet paper!
GWguy
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for those that need it.
they didn't yesterday. I am now on a mission just to see who does and doesn't have it.
PeoplesElbow
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Everyone entering BJs was making an immediate left turn heading straight for it. Harris Teeter also had some on the shelf when I was there.they didn't yesterday. I am now on a mission just to see who does and doesn't have it.
PeoplesElbow
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i didnt have any trouble
GWguy
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Just got back from BJs. They had a lot of legs, thighs in the vacuum pacs, and there were whole roasters. Not a huge number, but enough. They also had a two-pac smaller roaster for about $11.
There was a pretty fair amount of beef and pork. Didn't need paper products, so didn't look. Bacon and cold cuts were gone.
As I was walking up one aisle, a woman became very excited to see that there was vinegar....
Just a question... do you grocery shop everyday?
Understood. Just seemed like in your travels every day you are in a grocery store.
GWguy
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Yeah, I can see that. But not really, a couple times a week. With the 'crisis' I have been walking thru more often just to view, even if I don't buy.
GregV814
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I’m setting up a collection site (drive thru with a tent and hazmatted adorned employees) collecting single ply UNUSED rolls paper to distribute to those underserved in the community. Your tax deductible contribution will serve the underwiped , offensively smelling .
thank you,
thank you,
Vinegar, oh lawd. So stores are almost keeping up, good.Just got back from BJs. They had a lot of legs, thighs in the vacuum pacs, and there were whole roasters. Not a huge number, but enough. They also had a two-pac smaller roaster for about $11.
There was a pretty fair amount of beef and pork. Didn't need paper products, so didn't look. Bacon and cold cuts were gone.
As I was walking up one aisle, a woman became very excited to see that there was vinegar....