Grocery stores say they’re filling shelves as fast as they can. They still can’t keep up with shoppers preparing for coronavirus – Chicago Tribune

Major chains like Target and Jewel-Osco, and independent grocery stores alike said they’re refilling shelves as quickly as possible. But supply chains just aren’t keeping up.
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Richard Brroberg
6 years ago

Pt Barnum was right: “Nobody ever lost a dollar by underestimating the taste of the American public.”

I suggested to the manager of a grocery store today that he should leak to the press that his slowest selling food item prevents and cures this hoax cold virus.

He laughed.

Next month it will be another crises the liberal media invents.

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