No.The panic is suiting the food retailers at the mo, are they creating a panic by not filling the shelves?
Did the rice not fall through the holes in the basket? I’d have bought bags insteadI bought a basket full of rice from Aldi this morning, people don't seem to be panic buying it at the minute so I thought I'd fill my boots. I also got one of the two last bags of curly pasta, didn't want to look a cheeky fucker.
Toilet roll is still a no show.
the bank allowing only one transaction in the day to 2-3 days
It does give you the shits early doors,i was passing blood as wellI’ve got one simple question.....if COVID 19 doesn’t give you the sh1ts - why is everyone panic buying bog roll?
The panic is suiting the food retailers at the mo, are they creating a panic by not filling the shelves?
It does give you the shits early doors,i was passing blood as well
the bank allowing only one transaction in the day to 2-3 days
Me and the Mrs are concerned that stuck in the USA we may run out of Tea Bags..
It does appear that wine is now being bought more vigorously, which is a worry.I've made sure the wine rack is remaining at full capacity just in case.
The panic is suiting the food retailers at the mo, are they creating a panic by not filling the shelves?
We use a particular brand of hand soap that's normally £2 a bottle, not seen any since last week, so thought I could order a couple of bottles from amazon, £16 a bottle on there, its not necessarily panic buying its people just being greedy twats.Each and every person who has done this is a **** of the very highest order. If you are one you are a selfish disgrace.
We use a particular brand of hand soap that's normally £2 a bottle, not seen any since last week, so thought I could order a couple of bottles from amazon, £16 a bottle on there, its not necessarily panic buying its people just being greedy twats.
Bloody should do, village my missus works in has small supermarket over the road (its a chain, so likely a franchise operation), her colleague went in yesterday, and they had toilet roll, of the shitty cheap variety, normally a couple of £ for 4, they were charging £6.50 yesterday, she asked the guy on the till why, he held his hands up and said "not my decision", that sort of stuff really grinds my gears.police must be able to look into all this
a local shop for local people?
Did you get out ok?
Bloody should do, village my missus works in has small supermarket over the road (its a chain, so likely a franchise operation), her colleague went in yesterday, and they had toilet roll, of the shitty cheap variety, normally a couple of £ for 4, they were charging £6.50 yesterday, she asked the guy on the till why, he held his hands up and said "not my decision", that sort of stuff really grinds my gears.
So the elderly who are now told to only go out for essentials, and have probably supported their "local store" for years are being ripped off by greedy twats like that store owner.
We use a particular brand of hand soap that's normally £2 a bottle, not seen any since last week, so thought I could order a couple of bottles from amazon, £16 a bottle on there, its not necessarily panic buying its people just being greedy twats.
It does appear that wine is now being bought more vigorously, which is a worry.