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hlthe2b

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2. I recommend more people go at off hours. Overnight, if they are 24 hour operations...

Reply to Ilsa (Original post)

Fri Mar 13, 2020, 09:52 AM

Mar 2020

I've seen harried parents with sneezing, sniffling toddlers in those big behemoth child rider carts--handling every item within reach (as one would expect). Especially during crowded daytime hours. Granted, they likely merely have colds, but it was prevalent enough to be alarming.

A lot less stressful, regardless.

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Our Kroger shelves are thinning a bit. [View all] Ilsa Mar 2020 OP

Same in Atlanta. Cattledog Mar 2020 #1

I recommend more people go at off hours. Overnight, if they are 24 hour operations... hlthe2b Mar 2020 #2

Thanks for the report. Mike 03 Mar 2020 #3

The supply chain is working C_U_L8R Mar 2020 #4

STOP HOARDING PERISHABLE ITEMS!!!! getagrip_already Mar 2020 #5

Went to Walmart yesterday Andy823 Mar 2020 #6