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There were almost no greens, only a couple bags of squishy potatoes, the few apples that were left are soft, no bread besides the kind meant for gluten intolerance, cans sparse and shoved to the front to appear plenty. I can't say much about the rest of the store because that's about all I shop, bread is usually not a purchase but I didn't have time to make homemade buns for burgers. We ended up just not having bread.

This hurricane will only exacerbate the issues.

How about yours? There were almost no greens, only a couple bags of squishy potatoes, the few apples that were left are soft, no bread besides the kind meant for gluten intolerance, cans sparse and shoved to the front to appear plenty. I can't say much about the rest of the store because that's about all I shop, bread is usually not a purchase but I didn't have time to make homemade buns for burgers. We ended up just not having bread. This hurricane will only exacerbate the issues.

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There is no 'issue' in most of America. Where is your store?

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I'm in Georgia. And it has affected stores up to an hour from me in two directions (north and east) that I've checked.

Managers are saying trucks come with very little when they do come at all this last month.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

North GA here. I left home last week so I don't know how they look now, but stores were stocked well enough when I left.

I can ask some people if you want.

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And you are Looking for a 'Panic'? That is why is ask. There is No panic unless you are stupid enough to listen to MSM.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I travel between Northern Ohio and Louisville KY... and shit is out in both of these areas. I think you may be the one in a bubble on this.