Inventory and availability discussion

[hollohas]

Well, logically, they are going somewhere. But in reality it sure doesn't seem like they're going to work somewhere else. Literally everyone I talk to, every friend, every store, every restaurant, every customer, every vendor...NOBODY has enough employees. If people were jumping ship to work elsewhere, than elsewhere wouldn't be short on employees as well.


Maybe bradbn4 is right. I'm not in the need to know club. Here I am working my ass off while millions are living at Club Med or something.

[hollohas]

ALL of the staff in the Walgreens pharmacy by me quit a few months ago. That sucked.

[Bailey Guns]

Man... I feel like I'm living in a different world from what you guys are talking about. There is nothing like that going on around here in terms of shortages and closed businesses and stuff. That's just wild...

[hollohas]

Man... I feel like I'm living in a different world from what you guys are talking about. There is nothing like that going on around here in terms of shortages and closed businesses and stuff. That's just wild...

Ready to come back?

[ray1970]

Maybe the people who are quitting are just going home and dying from covid.

I like the phrase that I heard that referred to what is happening as ?a period of great resignation?.

I do wish I was in a better position in life right now because I?d love to participate.

[hollohas]

That's it Ray.

The unvaxed aren't allow to work, so they quit.

Then, because it's the winter of death for the unvaxed, they all die.

I think that's our answer.

[ray1970]

And the poor bastards go out miserably because they have no chocolate ice cream to ease their suffering.

[colorider]

ALL of the staff in the Walgreens pharmacy by me quit a few months ago. That sucked.

The Walgreens pharmacy by me has gone to drive through service only. 1.5 - 2 hour wait to pick up prescriptions. It is also taking them several days to get them filled from the day it’s called or sent in. Unacceptable so I’ve moved all my prescriptions to another pharmacy.

[Bailey Guns]

Ready to come back?

I don't think so... I was just bitching the other day because I went to Walmart for groceries. Had yogurt on the list and I buy a particular type because it's very low-sugar. They were out. The cooler was fully stocked with a dozen different brands of the large containers of yogurt but not the one I wanted. I also heard someone talking about the price of milk somewhere (don't recall where I read this just recently) was $8.99 gallon. It's still between $3.29 and $3.99 here depending on what you want.

I'm not looking forward to the shortages and supply issues you guys are experiencing. If it's happening in the large metro areas I can't imagine it's gonna take long to filter into the rural areas. And there are far fewer options for finding things here.

[TFOGGER]

Powdered sugar...Sam's, Costco, Mallwart, King Soopers...all out.