Setanta wrote on Mar 21^st, 2020 at 12:07pm:


they typically use family or home care providers take them once a week

.


The panic buying has come to an end

as I posted last night

the REASON supermarkets couldn't meet demand from all those afflicted by media hype

was because LOCAL COUNCILS prohibited trucks filled with stock

from accessing unloading docks

outside of business hours


Glady's put a stop to that

and overruled councils

and granted permission for stock filled truck

to access loading docks around the clock if they chose


so pretty soon, now the manufactured 'crisis' has been put to death

the shelves will be filled with stock

and when the media-fooled people SEE all that stock

they'll quit the panic buying

and normality will return to the land



it was IN the mainstream NEWS

so what's the excuse for pretending not to know about it


quite apart from the fact I posted that news here early this morning


guess it's the 'can't let a hoaxed crisis go to waste' mentality

John Smith wrote on Mar 21^st, 2020 at 2:45pm:


That is interesting!

Maybe they are bringing in more deliveries and employing more  staff to fill the shelves

Went up to our local Rivervale IGA a few hours ago to get some bread and several other things.

Was fairly well stocked except for the usual suspects - toilet rolls, paper towels and pasta, etc.

As I was leaving a huge IGA delivery truck was arriving so it looks like they're trying to keep on top of things there, at least (I didn't stay around to see what was being delivered).

Redmond Neck wrote on Mar 21^st, 2020 at 3:53pm:



he doesnt live in ACT thank god ...red..

if ever a place should deal in commonsense its the ACT..

have you been to Majura since this started Red....

by all accounts people are using COSCO trolleys to shop in Woollies   beware...

.

The next panic

and this one will be real

will be credit cards and how to pay them

All that food hoarding was expensive

Gordon wrote on Mar 21^st, 2020 at 4:10pm:




Yep


and the media --- had it chosen to do so --- could from the start have prevented all the food hoarding

by simply reporting the truth

i.e., that it was local councils etc. (as revealed late last night) had prevented unloading of stock outside of office hours

but no

the media portrayed it as a world's end scenario and threw most into fight to survive mode

and THEN capitalised further by reporting the supermarket biffs


Now, all that hoarding must be paid for

and many people will not have the means to pay down their credit cards

They went all stupid, like at Christmas, and told themselves this was it … tomorrow will never come .. so spend the borrowed money because the world's in free-fall and we'll never have to pay it back


and then a new day dawns

and the HOAX is exposed in the cold light of day

and people are realising they were conned

and now they can't see a way out

while all that food sits there

and most have suddenly lost their appetite


Conned

HOAX

Media scum

Politicians forced into a corner and forced to play along

and worse to come -- debt, unemployment, suicide, broken families, businesses collapsed, careers destroyed ….