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Loge23

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5. Publix today

Sat Jun 13, 2020, 07:29 PM

Jun 2020

About 50% of the customers wore masks - all employees had masks on, thankfully.
The mask-less set likes to give us with masks a look as they pass by, hope that's all they're giving.

On the subject of Publix, since this a Florida group; What's going on withe their supply chain?
All the other markets have been stocking paper goods for some tine now - not our local Publix - four months now of empty shelves.
Today, many of their cold cuts ran out. Now I understand and am well aware of the processing plants issues, but again, other stores seem to coping better.

We've been going elsewhere for many basic items that we used to purchase at Publix. That creates habits. Anyone else seeing a decline in Publix operations in Florida?

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3rd consecutive record day for positive COVID rates in FL. [View all] OrlandoDem2 Jun 2020 OP

You play, you pay. n/t Eyeball_Kid Jun 2020 #1

the important data is hospital bed use, ICU and ventilators use, covid positive beachbumbob Jun 2020 #2

That's correct. Also, the percent positive. The Orlando Sentinel reported 94.6% negative. OrlandoDem2 Jun 2020 #3

once we see Florida hospitals over run, then the blame game happens, otherwise data beachbumbob Jun 2020 #4

Publix today Loge23 Jun 2020 #5

These charts should provide a better viewpoint of the data Roland99 Jun 2020 #6

This is good, but I worry the younger people will infect the older ones and we will be back to OrlandoDem2 Jun 2020 #7

That's a huge concern for me, too Roland99 Jun 2020 #8