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In_The_Wind

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4. That is scary. Perhaps they haven't watched the news.

Reply to wnylib (Reply #3)

Thu Mar 19, 2020, 03:24 PM

Mar 2020

There is no excuse for the kids being in the store. Their bad attitudes must drive Mom crazy.

I'm glad you found some of the things you needed.

The only small bread outlet in town was closed yesterday and today. I had no choice but visit a larger grocery store for bread and milk. As I went through the self checkout I noticed a list of items on restricted purchase limits. The store was more than 1/2 stocked except: canned veggies, no toilet paper, low on paper towels, Haagen-Dazs was on sale for $2.88 (mostly sold out).

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NY Coronavirus: 3/4 Workforce Stay Home; Mortgage Payments Waived [View all] In_The_Wind Mar 2020 OP

Yesterday I went to a grocery store wnylib Mar 2020 #1

It's a good thing the store manager stopped the huge toilet paper purchase. In_The_Wind Mar 2020 #2

That store was pretty well stocked wnylib Mar 2020 #3

That is scary. Perhaps they haven't watched the news. In_The_Wind Mar 2020 #4

I suspect that the news they get wnylib Mar 2020 #5

Someone should write a letter to the editor: Keep Your Kids Home. In_The_Wind Mar 2020 #6

Local newspaper is very conservative RW. wnylib Mar 2020 #7