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In reply to the discussion: People not finding things in stores - where are you located? [View all]Demsrule86
(71,556 posts)19. I live in Ohio and there are no shortages here either.
Gas is down, the economy is booming and wages have doubled...entry-level factory workers can expect
$18.00 to 21.00 per hour with benefits. Retail workers are paid about $15.00 per hour and are demanding and getting full-time hours. I don't understand all the negativity. Pre-pandemic, sometimes you went to the store and they were out of something....just in time sucks.
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I have an all in one espresso manchine (coffee fanatic) so I order my whole beans from
Demsrule86
Jan 2022
#24
That is it...I have lived in small towns pre-Amazon where you just couldn't get some things...
Demsrule86
Jan 2022
#25
I'm Finding Out That All Kinds Of Businesses Are Using Covid As The Reason For....
global1
Jan 2022
#8
When we have storm warning here in Ohio...good luck finding bread, milk and bottled water...
Demsrule86
Jan 2022
#21
I think perhaps the 'shortages' and / or 'lack of workers' is solely only in the minds of
SWBTATTReg
Jan 2022
#30