Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Who are these stupid, selfish people??!
I was just in Sainsbury's on Green Lanes and was appalled to see the way people are panic-buying. I was unable to buy pasta or soup. And the sight of so many people filling their trolleys with toilet roll made me want to scream!!! Totally pathetic and unnecessary!
Some people were clearly loving the drama but giving no thought to those who might now not be able to get the small supplies they need. Should be ashamed!!!
Tags for Forum Posts: coronavirus, coronavirus-antisocial behaviour
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Permalink Reply by John D on
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But, if people buy hundreds of toilet rolls now, they're not going to need to buy any more for years.
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Permalink Reply by Protheroe O'Shea on
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I doubt millions of people on statutory sick pay is good for the economy. All the bog roll in world won't change that.
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Permalink Reply by Dan on
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Beyond the positive environmental economic benefits (eg cleaner air) , I see very little benefit to the economy. In fact, I'd recommend that we prepare for a depression. Brexit should be pushed back, like the football!
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Permalink Reply by KP on
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That's what really depresses me. Watching all the idiots hoarding items they are not going to use and they are my neighbours. I was not wishing them well...
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I was there today. Its insane. The staff told me that customers were queuing from 6am.
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Permalink Reply by Shar on
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I almost felt a bit silly with just a few fruit and veg. But the two women behind me had even fewer items so I think all is not lost.
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You shouldn't feel silly. We should not be shopping like maniacs. I ended up only buying a few items because everything I went in to buy had run out!
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I wanted to turn left-over bananas into a cake but it took three supermarkets to find baking powder, are people really going to do a lot of baking at a time like this? Also in short supply today was muesli, plain and self raising flour and powdered milk, on top of the usual suspects.
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Don't worry, folks. You'll see most of these toilet rolls on the black market at triple the price when we reach the Peak five or ten weeks from now. As in Guyana in the 1980s; Caracas over the past decade; Sierra Leone & Liberia during the 2014-15 Ebola. Welcome to the Turd World.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Anderson on
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Those who have to budget carefully on a day to day basis, and can’t afford to buy even a week’s food in advance, will be the ones who are hit hardest by shortages while others sit at home surrounded by food and supplies they will chuck out in a few months when it’s either past it’s sell by date or they no longer want it.
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