This is why the grocery stores are getting fully stocked.

Just make sure when you open that #10 can of green beans that the whole village is there.

Good! :clap:

Great!!

All the 8oz milk cartons are showing up at the local groceries too.
They are trying to unload them at 5 for $1

Sysco shit says Sysco all over it.

Writing is on the wall, time to bug out

You know when everyone was panic buying all the toilet paper at the stores. I was thinking why don't they just order the industrial sized toilet paper from the manufacturers like the big-wheel rolls of paper you find in corporate bathrooms.

Went to my store today to get supplies. A Lidl supermarket. Very quiet, got in, got my stuff, got out. The only thing they didn't have were eggs, zippo. So far, there are no food shortages. But I don't think that can last. Anyway I have chickens, and have my own egg supply.

And one day you'll die like everyone else.

No kidding more bs from the bs people

Mine is only missing bread products.

LOL--ain't that the truth.

I have been a preppier for decades. When I first started it seemed like a good idea to buy those big cans. Well, after years of having zero reason (household of four) to open them they began to swell and even crack.

So, good point--if you do not have a platoon living in your house don't buy the giant cans.

Restaurants obviously don't use much toilet paper

I wondered what was happening to the food planned for restaurants. It's great that they got it going to the stores now!

Jusus said so.

I did

what if you had a whole bunker of canned survival food and your can opener BROKE?

does that mean top grade beef for the stores now?

because what they call AAA in the store
would be less than B in a restaurant

AAA in a restaurant is true AAA

It will last about 2 weeks as more get sick in the supply chain. The only ones getting this now will be the ones in the public, bumping shoulders with others on a daily basis. Those are almost all food related.

If you have any useless money left, buy what you can today or tomorrow. It will not be around to be purchased in a couple of weeks.

My local grocery chain, HyVee, announced they were going from 24 hours open to 14 hours open. It was 24 hours the previous 8 years, only partially closing on Christmas day. They did this new hours shit in early January even before the covid thread here. Our masters knew all about this and did nothing to warn us. For the survivors, remember this.

I own 2 top grade can openers
swingway they cost me 20 bucks each 30 years ago

Sounds like more Q uncle intel.

A sharp knife will do it. Just don't cut yourself.

Noobs

Google how to open a can without can opener.

Mind blown

Concrete is your friend.

Or a hammer and a metal chisel.

Why the hell would you do that if you have a knife or hatchet. If you don't have either of those your fucked anyway.

You're lucky! Where I am in Northern CO, I went to the store at 9am today and hardly any dairy to speak of. Maybe 20 packs of butter, 4 cartons of eggs, 8 gallons of milk and few random alternative milks and heavy cream. 6 chicken breast- I bought 4, let the lady behind me have the last 2. She had a family of 3, we have 5. Very little on some shelves like beans and rice,plenty of produce, little cheese, not a yogurt to be seen. There are big gaps in the frozen areas, but plenty of cereal. Definitely not stocked like it usually is. I'd say it's maybe approaching 2/3rds of what it usually is, maybe.