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Were i live in my town they built a massive supermarket in 2002

At that peak time there was a large section of DVDS, Videos, games for playstation etc, and also a large section for laptops and tvs.

At that boom time people used to do a months shopping on pay day, and trolleys were filled.

Not so much the case now as customers tend to just get a few things, and shop more regularly for special offers.

I have thought for a long time they would close it and move to a smaller premises, especially as this depression hits, people are just gonna get bits and shop around for bargains.

Also because it is a large store stealing was rife, and the heating and lighting as got to cost a lot.

Since the lockdown, items just look spaced out, either they haven't got the stock, or it would just take thousands upon thousands of pounds to fill it, with stuff that may not sell or as a shelf life.

That's my take on it x
 Quoting: Re-Named- 777


Yes. We have some big Meijer stores and they hardly have any customers and the shelves are massively spaced out and not full like they used to be.

I wonder how places like this can continue with no one buying like before?

Maybe they have online ordering keeping them afloat? We'll know by the end of this year.
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Yup. Brand new Ross in our town was nearly empty after first shutdown. Also I noticed the one year old Hobby Lobby here has ALL their seasonal shit out, from every season. I was guessing they’re also going to close down. There go some jobs... that locals didn’t have for very long. And I forgot, our JCP is going out of business too. Before these stores came all there was were thrift stores. So back to square one... thrift stores + Walmart.
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I'm not finding things at Walmart. I was looking for sheets, and their selection was dismal. Someone said that they had all been bought to make masks. I don't believe that. The supply lines have been upset or severed.
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Went to pick up some 409 cleaner at Walmart

NONE, including LOTS of other empty spaces.
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"The West has too many fucking CHOICES."

Bernie The Socialist said that.



Choices in the West.

Food.
Liberty.

Internet

Deodorant.

Bernie the Socialist said there are tooooo Many

choices of deodorant.


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Holy Sheet!
Shoon there will be no more wool to pull over our eyes.

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People that are for this Lib movement WILL BE SORRY!

We often make BIG mistakes in life---THIS IS ONE OF THOSE

MOMENTS!
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Thats not what is going on at all. I HAVE ALWAYS SAID that if you interrupt the bread and circus for a period of time the people will revolt. The secret to keeping people enslaved to the elite is to keep their heads full of shit and not giving them any time to THINK.

Thats all these people have had.
Its EVERYONE revolting, from radical right wingers to marxist revolutionaries, from soccer moms and their flabby cornfed children , to their antithesis, the skate punks. cruise

It's a full press, from every level of society besides the 0.1%, who are fighting it tooth and nail.

They know unless they can maintain control they will go the way of the French Nobility, AND THEY ARE DESPERATE.
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Yup. Brand new Ross in our town was nearly empty after first shutdown. Also I noticed the one year old Hobby Lobby here has ALL their seasonal shit out, from every season. I was guessing they’re also going to close down. There go some jobs... that locals didn’t have for very long. And I forgot, our JCP is going out of business too. Before these stores came all there was were thrift stores. So back to square one... thrift stores + Walmart.
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I'm not finding things at Walmart. I was looking for sheets, and their selection was dismal. Someone said that they had all been bought to make masks. I don't believe that. The supply lines have been upset or severed.
 Quoting: La Listener


Went to pick up some 409 cleaner at Walmart

NONE, including LOTS of other empty spaces.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79088291


Try to find a THERMOMETER

I took my temperature with a outdoor thermometer because the one I had for fever was dead.

cruise

It worked, showed a shade under 99 degrees.
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Were i live in my town they built a massive supermarket in 2002

At that peak time there was a large section of DVDS, Videos, games for playstation etc, and also a large section for laptops and tvs.

At that boom time people used to do a months shopping on pay day, and trolleys were filled.

Not so much the case now as customers tend to just get a few things, and shop more regularly for special offers.

I have thought for a long time they would close it and move to a smaller premises, especially as this depression hits, people are just gonna get bits and shop around for bargains.

Also because it is a large store stealing was rife, and the heating and lighting as got to cost a lot.

Since the lockdown, items just look spaced out, either they haven't got the stock, or it would just take thousands upon thousands of pounds to fill it, with stuff that may not sell or as a shelf life.

That's my take on it x
 Quoting: Re-Named- 777


Yes. We have some big Meijer stores and they hardly have any customers and the shelves are massively spaced out and not full like they used to be.

I wonder how places like this can continue with no one buying like before?

Maybe they have online ordering keeping them afloat? We'll know by the end of this year.
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I'd agree with the end of the year.
Xmas here as always been crazy with people just buying loads and either delaying bills, or just whacking it on the credit card.

Be interesting to see what folk spend this year x
Better to live for today, than wait for a day that never comes.
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Venture Capitalists are panicking over a 2nd shutdown.


YAY WALMART & AMAZON!
The ONLY 2 options we will ever need.
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Um, not to be rude, but you didn't tell us any intel or anything, I mean it's obvious they're self-liquidating stores like TJ Maxx, Ross, etc, very obvious.

I mean if you've got some specific intel as to why they are expecting a short window, etc, please fill us in.

That's why I said in a few of my posts that the best thing to do right now is to buy things, everyday things you need, toaster, microwave, pots/pans, clothes, even buy double, because I see a lot of stuff disappearing.
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Most retailers are preparing to go out of business. They are self-liquidating because cost and they know they only have a narrow "re-open" window to do it.

And...

Because the big liquidator companies are overwhelmed and can't move the product to other retailers because there are no other retailers now.

They can't even load it and ship it to dump it in Africa or South America.

So this is why.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72337722


That's exactly what is happening at Ross. I was in one yesterday to buy some sheets and at least half the shelves were empty. All the shelves for sheets were empty.

So I went to another Ross. Same scene. With nothing even on the shelves to sell, how can they survive even another month?
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There empty at hardware stores and grocery stores.
This is very sad times.

Shoot stright
Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead!

Oh,and screw tepco & the V.A.



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In all seriousness, if anyone has little ones that have their hearts set on a particular toy, doll, etc. between now and Christmas the time to start tracking it down is NOW.

You will not, in all likelihood, find it anywhere including online between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Just a heads up.
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Either that or teach the little ones that there are more important things to get as gifts than what the trend tells them what they should desire.
"A wise man listens to the message and uses his logic and discernment to process it, a fool negates the message by prejudging the messenger."

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Were i live in my town they built a massive supermarket in 2002

At that peak time there was a large section of DVDS, Videos, games for playstation etc, and also a large section for laptops and tvs.

At that boom time people used to do a months shopping on pay day, and trolleys were filled.

Not so much the case now as customers tend to just get a few things, and shop more regularly for special offers.

I have thought for a long time they would close it and move to a smaller premises, especially as this depression hits, people are just gonna get bits and shop around for bargains.

Also because it is a large store stealing was rife, and the heating and lighting as got to cost a lot.

Since the lockdown, items just look spaced out, either they haven't got the stock, or it would just take thousands upon thousands of pounds to fill it, with stuff that may not sell or as a shelf life.

That's my take on it x
 Quoting: Re-Named- 777


Yes. We have some big Meijer stores and they hardly have any customers and the shelves are massively spaced out and not full like they used to be.

I wonder how places like this can continue with no one buying like before?

Maybe they have online ordering keeping them afloat? We'll know by the end of this year.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54469829


I'd agree with the end of the year.
Xmas here as always been crazy with people just buying loads and either delaying bills, or just whacking it on the credit card.

Be interesting to see what folk spend this year x
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I used to throw all of them credit card offers in the garbage, now I am going to apply for every one and max them all out.

cruise

And no, I am not kidding.

This whole system is going tits up and debt will NEVER be recovered.
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naw, trump has put tariffs on china and all the pathways to china. The large corporations set their whole merchandise scheme to but dirt cheap from china and sell inflated to you. They thought Hillary would win and they'd have the monopoly are ready set up.

but Trump won and is closing their lines.
they are going out of business because they owe to the system that is being cut off. it's a debt slave system and it couldn't support itself.

as we move to a new system of gold backed currency with value they will no longer be able to gouge the consumer and all their assets are tied up in worthless paper currency backed by nothing.

this is a tale of get off the pot and they didn't.

if you want to win, start producing/buying in America and reselling - it won't be as profitable but it will be steady.

that's is the new system - steady.
the day of the super rich and the rest of us are coming to a close.

this is going to equal the playing field and I for one am grateful to our President for taking on this fight.
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Liquidators can't unload what they have. So retailers have to do it themselves.

They really do have a narrow window.

All I would have needed to make the decision to close for good would be seeing Trump at one of his circus pressers, especially the one were he exploded at rage when the governor of Georgia re-opened the economy.

Trump's body language at the covid pressers is also very telling. Watch one with the sound off where he does his hand slash and cross move when talks about shutting down the economy. He's doing an upside down cross. Like a satanic blessing. He he may be doing it unconsciously but it looks bad with no sound.

He's oblivious to the pain and destruction he cause with his emergency order, then runs like a coward for the order he gave that's still wrecking havoc world wide.

He's spoiling for wars yet he has Ford and GM remaining plants in the US building ventilators instead of cars. It would be comically foolish if millions of Americans weren't going to die from starvation, homelessness, suicide, disease caused by him keeping hospitals shut down.

His actions and evil aren't apart of the actions and evil of Cuomo, Whitmer and Inslee. They are coordinated with theirs.

All the evil politicians he whines about who are "out to get him" are the ones he spends his days on the phone with. Kissing their ass.

There's no future for any type business in the US. The Germans are right. The US won't be part of NATO because there won't a US soon. Not one with an economy.
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sorry for the spelling errors - my laptop keys are almost dead
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Um, not to be rude, but you didn't tell us any intel or anything, I mean it's obvious they're self-liquidating stores like TJ Maxx, Ross, etc, very obvious.

I mean if you've got some specific intel as to why they are expecting a short window, etc, please fill us in.

That's why I said in a few of my posts that the best thing to do right now is to buy things, everyday things you need, toaster, microwave, pots/pans, clothes, even buy double, because I see a lot of stuff disappearing.
 Quoting: Keilani


They're not getting their shipments out of China, nothing to put on the shelves.

Simple logistics. Between Trump pissing them off and China's industrial shutdown, they are back logged for months on order I would imagine.

I for one couldn't care less. I have all I need, and If I ever do get hungry there is always cornfed longpig.
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The President has GOT to start antibody testing individuals - anybody wants one can have one kind of thing. I know there are probably tens of millions who have antibodies. Give them green cards to pin on their clothing and let them go back to work, allow them not to mask up, and they don't have to social distance. The country is going to go belly up. Plus, it's not fair to make people who have already had it to wear masks and social distance - that's just preposterous.
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sorry for the spelling errors - my laptop keys are almost dead
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my china made laptop - that is
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The Burlington Coat Factory at 100 Oaks in Nashville is 95% empty. It was a shock, it looked like a store in a third world country. Obviously they intend to close it. However it's not due to lack of business, everyone else is booming. Rainbow Shops, the largest store at Opry Mills, looked like it intends to either scale way back or shut. They are the largest clothing store at that mall, it's huge, but no inventory. It's a real taste of what Cuba or anywhere is like where you do without.

Saks Off Fifth shut at Opry Mills also.

It's obvious the chain from China is broken, and we will have to wait a year or so for the supply to reboot from other countries and new suppliers. Vietnam makes the best textiles, Brazil makes great shoes and bags, so many countries we already import from that are better and make better stuff. We don't need their crap stuff anymore.
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Along this train of thought, I was wondering if many retailers are doing ordering for Christmas/Holiday shopping time (so that they will receive inventory in August-October.

It would be more telling to see what retail ordering is looking like.

Anyone know where to find this information?
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I supply a top 5 retailer...and there's no issue with them bringing in their Holiday gifts from China. None. All the POs were issued earlier in the year...

Now who knows...there may be supply chain issues as this product comes over to port if another serious outbreak occurs. There's also the thought that if another outbreak happens, other more important SKUs may take the prime floorspace some of the gift is placed....

it'll be interesting!!
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Trump's lies, and the cover he's being given by the media for the murder of the US economy, that he and Jared are orchestrating is one of the biggest "moving cover-ups" since the JFK murder.
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naw, trump has put tariffs on china and all the pathways to china. The large corporations set their whole merchandise scheme to but dirt cheap from china and sell inflated to you. They thought Hillary would win and they'd have the monopoly are ready set up.

but Trump won and is closing their lines.
they are going out of business because they owe to the system that is being cut off. it's a debt slave system and it couldn't support itself.

as we move to a new system of gold backed currency with value they will no longer be able to gouge the consumer and all their assets are tied up in worthless paper currency backed by nothing.

this is a tale of get off the pot and they didn't.

if you want to win, start producing/buying in America and reselling - it won't be as profitable but it will be steady.

that's is the new system - steady.
the day of the super rich and the rest of us are coming to a close.

this is going to equal the playing field and I for one am grateful to our President for taking on this fight.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77141761


Disconnecting the economy from the addiction of capitalism to cheap Chinese slave labor is like taking a junkie off a thousand dollar a day heroin habit in one day.

We might survive, we might not, but if we do in the long run we will be much better off.
There is no way I believe Trump is not conspiring with China though. NO FUCKING WAY.

FOR INSTANCE, he says he hates Schiff, why would he, Schiff got him out of that Epstein MOSSAD jam with the fake Impeachment charade, didn't he? Seems to me Israel loves Trump a hell of a lot more than americans do, hard to imagine jws wouldn't.

The "impeachment" we all were told before it started would never result in a conviction because the Republicans in the senate were in lock step? That "impeachment".

The day after Epstein didn't kill himself.

Right.

You poor dumb suckers.

They are bleeding us right now.

Their goal is to redistribute the >70% of actual wealth held by the working blue and white collar middle CLASSES, into their coffers. They are also working diligently to prevent from having to pay trillions in entitlements to older americans by KILLING THEM OFF.

Thats what is in control, right now.
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sorry for the spelling errors - my laptop keys are almost dead
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my china made laptop - that is
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77141761


China plans on replacing american public schools with a couple trillion dollars worth of laptops, servers and AI to teach the kids. Which is why Trump is installing 5G at the expense of making sure the military has a viable supply chain.

Mass firing of teachers and liquidation of public schools is coming the the next few months. Their pensions will also be eliminated. Perhaps Trump can get BLM to call them all racists and get them defunded.

They are carrying out a plan. A very evil plan.
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Reminds me of farmers destroying 1000s of tons of food because they can't sell it.

And the law prohibits them from giving it away or selling it to end consumers directly.

Idiocy
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Not idiocy. Burn it to the ground communist revolution
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The Burlington Coat Factory at 100 Oaks in Nashville is 95% empty. It was a shock, it looked like a store in a third world country. Obviously they intend to close it. However it's not due to lack of business, everyone else is booming. Rainbow Shops, the largest store at Opry Mills, looked like it intends to either scale way back or shut. They are the largest clothing store at that mall, it's huge, but no inventory. It's a real taste of what Cuba or anywhere is like where you do without.

Saks Off Fifth shut at Opry Mills also.

It's obvious the chain from China is broken, and we will have to wait a year or so for the supply to reboot from other countries and new suppliers. Vietnam makes the best textiles, Brazil makes great shoes and bags, so many countries we already import from that are better and make better stuff. We don't need their crap stuff anymore.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78686355


Break the chain from China and start producing in the US again.

Painful but necessary
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so black friday sales this thanksgiving will be a million people at the salvation army fighting over last years toys.
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The President has GOT to start antibody testing individuals - anybody wants one can have one kind of thing. I know there are probably tens of millions who have antibodies. Give them green cards to pin on their clothing and let them go back to work, allow them not to mask up, and they don't have to social distance. The country is going to go belly up. Plus, it's not fair to make people who have already had it to wear masks and social distance - that's just preposterous.
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The rate of DEATHS per week peaked in the middle of April in the USA at 16,000 per week. It now stands at approximately 3000 per week. This while the disease spread exponentially. we have ten times as many getting infected per week, with like 1/6th the number of deaths

This is very strong evidence the virus has mutated to a much less dangerous form. This is very common if not universal with every virus that comes along besides certain exception.

If the data is analyzed objectively it is difficult to conclude we are not at the end or trailing off period of this particular pandemic.
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Venture Capitalists are panicking over a 2nd shutdown.


YAY WALMART & AMAZON!
The ONLY 2 options we will ever need.
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We also purchase online from Target. Local stores here are good for now.
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Guess who is buying up Hawaii hotels?
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