a-fucking-men!
Interestingly, mine had been similar - no TP, flour, pasta sauce and hand soap. I went twice yesterday for groceries and everything else was okay.
Late this afternoon I went to get a couple of other things, and the stock was literally about half gone. No fresh vegetables at all, no packaged bread, almost all tinned foodsâŚ
I know that most supermarkets restock on a Just In Time kind of basis, so Iâm not sure how long it will take to restock everything that was gone. Glad my freezer is full at leastâŚ
They checked?
Sorry. My wife had her first cataract surgery last week. It went great. But the second procedure is postponed. Sheâs pretty myopic so now has eyes that donât focus together. I hope we didnât catch Covid19 at the hospital.
If we had closed things down earlier, the first one wouldnât have happened. Thank you, Mr. Asshole President.
Welt am Sonntag also quoted an unidentified German government source as saying Trump was trying to secure the scientistsâ work exclusively, and would do anything to get a vaccine for the United States, âbut only for the United States.â
what a fucking shitlord
Itâs not much better by where I live, lemme tell ya. We went to Meijer around 11:30 last night (Saturday)âŚit wasnât mobbed but you could tell these people were thinking like we were, that there wouldnât be anyone there. No tp. No wipes. No dairy milk, other than buttermilk. No bread. No ground beef. No saltines. No hand-dishwashing liquid. Signs up on the empty TP shelves saying there was a limited amount permitted per customer. There was bacon, though, lol.
so does he mean-- schoolâs out for the summerâor does he mean-- school might start up in January 2021?
âThereâs a lot of concerns with the economy here because people are scared to go out,â Nunes said on Fox Newsâs âSunday Morning Futures.â âBut I will just say one of the things you can do if youâre healthy, you and your family, itâs a great time to just go out, go to a local restaurant. [âŚ] âDonât run to the grocery store and buy, you know, $4,000 of food,â he said. âGo to your local pub.â
And, for a similar exchange:
Imagine a world where you feel like you need to brag about contributing to an emergency thatâs causing deaths just so you can own the libsâŚ
David Nunes:
Letâs not hurt the working people in this country that are relying on wages and tips to keep their small business going.â
From the party who has blocked minimum wage increases for years.
I think we should convince Katie Dumbass that despite what the libruls say, itâs fun to drive off cliffs.
Sent out of town for the week as I could drive to the site for a project.
Hope I can find food. Not sure if Wisconsin has shut down restraunts and bars like Illinois.
I mean, I recall that as the pretty standard no-itâs-not-racism-actually excuse for voting Trump in the first place.
ZOMG!!! Mitt, what has come over you?
Thing is, for most people who need it, a one-time $1000 check would be a drop in the bucket as far as relief in the middle of this mess goes. And for the people who donât need it, youâre just throwing money with no real goal.
Itâs not the worst idea, and at least itâs not aimed at corporations. But what is it with Republicans and the idea that a (relatively) small, one-time, direct payday is what Americans need?
It would be $1K more than we have right the heck now, I can say as being one of the âmost peopleâ.
That was intended as âmost of the people who need itâ, not âmost peopleâ, and definitely not a slight on those who do need it.
The thing is⌠there are a LOT of long-term things that could be done to assist those in that group. Like a healthcare system that fully functions for people who donât have the money to pay for the treatment if they get sick from this, or guaranteed paid sick leave, or so much more. The thing of âno, that stuff is too expensive⌠instead, letâs just take money that was paid into the public trust to pay for long-term civilization, and hand it out whether the recipients need it or notâ just really pisses me off.
I mean, I, personally, donât (currently) need it, and I would MUCH prefer my portion of it going to something that actually improves the situation for those who do need it. Because maybe in the future I will need it (or have needed it in the past). Even if I were to donate that money, it would only go so far before it was whittled down, and the impact of it would be FAR more local to me.
But, at least the idea is a bit more even-handed than that âwe may pay off the national debt too fast, so letâs give everyone a small amount of their taxes backâ stunt Bush did.