Dude, who even knows.
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Huh, more people at the supermarket wearing masks than since it was everyone and there’s more pasta sold out than since 2020. That’s not a vote of confidence.
I mean it is Thanksgiving, maybe people are making a run on macaroni elbows for pasta salad
Cashier in a gaiter mask, though. That’s not a guy who’s been keeping up maximum protection all along… but now he’s doing something.
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I actually already had a stash of masks prior to the pandemic. The reason was pretty simple - Japanese people were...
thenot-so-polite-canadian said: That would be because the supply chains haven’t recovered, either. The situation is worse for food because there was also a major avian flu outbreak (no poultry) and grain and cereal products (drought in NA + Ukraine)
jdpink said: Wonder if its less people are worried about themselves again than they are about infecting elderly relatives specifically at Thanksgiving or don’t want to get yelled at by the COVID conscious aunt?
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shave-technique said: as I understand it supply chains are the thing that hasn’t recovered
kontextmaschine reblogged this from kontextmaschine and added: Cashier in a gaiter mask, though. That's not a guy who's been keeping up maximum protection all along… but now he's...
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the grocery stores seem to have never recovered from march 2020. Shelves have been half-empty ever since
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