Fritzy 22's Journal, 13 March 2020

Stopped at the little local grocery store for milk. Saw a man walking to his car with his arms full of either paper towels or toilet paper. Once inside I saw a whole shelf for toilet paper was empty. Also, no bags of potatoes! Kind of funny, the store is local and not a place I go to stock up. I had thought about potatoes. I am considering "social distancing" until more people get tested for the coronavirus and we can get a better idea of how widespread it is. Not sure if having horrible seasonal allergies would make things worse to get the virus on top of it. Long way of saying potatoes seemed like a good thing to have in the house in case I don't get back to a grocery store for a couple weeks. Bought rice instead.

Diet Calendar Entry for 13 March 2020:
392 kcal Fat: 18.50g | Prot: 18.75g | Carb: 61.25g.   Breakfast: Raley's sesame bagel, Philadelphia 1/3 Less Fat Cream Cheese, Ghirardelli premium hot cocoa mocha, Crystal Fat Free Milk. more...

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Fritz, I placed my order for my week groceries at walmart last night. We'll see how much they have to take off because they are out of stuff.  
13 Mar 20 by member: tatauu22
I placed my usual grocery order at HEB today, earliest delivery is Wednesday; that's very unusual. I, too, an wondering how much of my order I'll receive. 
14 Mar 20 by member: shirfleur 1
Thanks tatauu and shirfleur - hope you get all the groceries you ordered! My sister went to the grocery store today and said it was crowded but plenty of food, although they were almost out of toilet paper and low on meat and produce. Wonder why people always stock up on toilet paper? I guess I always have a good supply of household items so focus on canned foods in times like these.  
14 Mar 20 by member: Fritzy 22
They of course had no Kleenex or toilet paper. Got all the fresh stuff I ordered. I also keep a supply of things also. I really have no clue on the toilet paper. How many rolls can you really use 48 rolls of tp in a 2-4 weeks? Shir I hope you get all your groceries.  
14 Mar 20 by member: tatauu22
I couldn’t find a single bag of brown rice at all, not TP, no anti bacterial soap, only a couple boxes of pasta on the top shelf in the back (thank god Im 5’8’’) 
15 Mar 20 by member: mrssetters
This may be considered by many as base less and not on fact. My thoughts are that the recent run on TP and other necessary household items is because the American public has always prioritized their finances on wants over needs. We are a instant satisfaction materialistic country. So now we are seeing a shift in how people prioritize.... in the case of this situation people are realizing always having TP on hand is a need and not a want. Hope this makes sense. Stay safe !  
15 Mar 20 by member: crazycatchick
PS. And the average person does not want to haul home or be seen with a 24 roll pack of TP in their shopping cart so they purchase in smaller amounts more frequently. TP is one of the few items that people run out of in their home and have to make a trip to the store. What you are seeing now is people realizing that that is an item they need to have more on hand to make less of those trips to the store. Just my two cents.  
15 Mar 20 by member: crazycatchick
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/he-has-17700-bottles-of-hand-sanitizer-and-nowhere-to-sell-them/ar-BB11bh91?ocid=spartanntp 
15 Mar 20 by member: Ireland-83
CCC I have no problem throwing in the Jethro size of tp and paper towels at Sam's. I keep plenty on hand. Also cleaning supplies. Ireland I saw that story and it made me disgusted. This is time to come together not gouge 🤨🙄😬 
15 Mar 20 by member: tatauu22
Home depot has no paper product at all today.. how the heck am I going to wipe my **** people are so selfish hoarding stuff... omg 
15 Mar 20 by member: jdeuster
might have to use old t-shirts  
15 Mar 20 by member: jdeuster

     
 

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