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Stinky The Clown

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42. Graham Crackers

Reply to tenderfoot (Original post)

Fri Jan 7, 2022, 10:44 PM

Jan 2022

Central Maryland

Not confined to one grocery chain. They are all out of them.

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People not finding things in stores - where are you located? [View all] tenderfoot Jan 2022 OP

No shortages here in Albuquerque left-of-center2012 Jan 2022 #1

Rural north GA mountains. brer cat Jan 2022 #2

Philly burbs Freddie Jan 2022 #3

PetSmart Tree-Hugger Jan 2022 #12

I went to Walmart in Seneca Falls, NY. They didn't dewsgirl Jan 2022 #18

It seems cat food is more affected Tree-Hugger Jan 2022 #38

I'm baffled by that, I know it's a bad thing, but why not dog food too. dewsgirl Jan 2022 #43

Columbus, Ohio luvs2sing Jan 2022 #4

Grasswire2 JustAnotherGen Jan 2022 #5

Yes. This was a follow up question I wanted to ask. tenderfoot Jan 2022 #7

The irony is that most people have all they need and don't realize it Pachamama Jan 2022 #6

Same Horse with no Name Jan 2022 #15

Coffee.... Pachamama Jan 2022 #17

I have an all in one espresso manchine (coffee fanatic) so I order my whole beans from Demsrule86 Jan 2022 #24

Diet Dr. Pepper Horse with no Name Jan 2022 #31

That is it...I have lived in small towns pre-Amazon where you just couldn't get some things... Demsrule86 Jan 2022 #25

I'm Finding Out That All Kinds Of Businesses Are Using Covid As The Reason For.... global1 Jan 2022 #8

I think there's a lot of price gouging/intentional shortages going on. tenderfoot Jan 2022 #10

As well as moving stock that doesn't sell Horse with no Name Jan 2022 #16

Not much here Tree-Hugger Jan 2022 #9

Eugene, OR. Haven't noticed any shortages. nt Binkie The Clown Jan 2022 #11

I'm in Chicago. bamagal62 Jan 2022 #13

Central Jersey near Seaside - Haven't seen too many shortages BUT - OhZone Jan 2022 #14

When we have storm warning here in Ohio...good luck finding bread, milk and bottled water... Demsrule86 Jan 2022 #21

I live in Ohio and there are no shortages here either. Demsrule86 Jan 2022 #19

I've been finding everything we want to buy in north Texas Torchlight Jan 2022 #20

No Issues Here ProfessorGAC Jan 2022 #22

I hear Invermectin is hard to find Mary in S. Carolina Jan 2022 #23

Our shelves Busterscruggs Jan 2022 #26

Indianapolis area. AngryOldDem Jan 2022 #27

Early in the pandemic I panicked a lot moonscape Jan 2022 #28

Not an issue in the grocery stores, best buy or target here in central TX. Thomas Hurt Jan 2022 #29

I think perhaps the 'shortages' and / or 'lack of workers' is solely only in the minds of SWBTATTReg Jan 2022 #30

I live in Canada and we are not seeing shortages, some things they are out of Bev54 Jan 2022 #32

Before the pandemic, chain supermarkets here in Georgia US Hortensis Jan 2022 #33

I had problems finding things in CostCo last week Retrograde Jan 2022 #34

Wisconsin and everything on my grocery delivery order was filled. sarcasmo Jan 2022 #35

The shortages I see are of a different nature in Uruguay sanatanadharma Jan 2022 #36

No big shortages here in downstate IL, far as I can tell. Never was. Midnight Writer Jan 2022 #37

I listed this on another thread Meowmee Jan 2022 #39

Lots Of Holes RobinA Jan 2022 #40

Here in SoCal NowISeetheLight Jan 2022 #41

Graham Crackers Stinky The Clown Jan 2022 #42