1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

no, good here. thx. just wanted to know if it was acceptable.

 

I was at Target yesterday getting a few things and they actually had a shelf full of TP in the early afternoon, also some cleaning wipes. I think the hoarding is finally leveling off.

 

If you fold it over and use it in excess, very much so acceptable.

 

@Wulf

We got a Target shopper here

 

It's Targe´

Normally I'd go to Wally World for better prices but there's no way in hell I'm going into a Wal Mart right now lol

 

imagine living in a town big enough to have a Target

 

I go to both, Jake just gave me shit the other day for going

At our Walmart, they're limiting the number of people going into the store.

Target isn't even doing that and they're still out of TP.

Target is Walmart and Walmart is Target here

 

was weird yesterday there was hardly anyone at Target, got right in and there were only 2 checkout lines open and no one in them when I was ready.

Our Wal Mart is limiting people too but I still don't trust the general demographic of Wal Mart shoppers during a pandemic, anything I need from there I just order from them online and it gets delivered the next day

 

What storm?

 

Something to consider ------>

might want to order more of that commercial stuff lol

 

The one you guys had the last few days probably, we've been getting rain pretty much non stop since Sunday night through tomorrow

 

You don't have to open the hood to drop the transmission and transfer case for me

 

Odd

I had gone to Target a few days ago and it was packed.

The lines looked a lot longer than they really were due to the 6 ft rule but still had to wait awhile.

 

We got it yesterday but going to get on Wednesday again

 

Had my brother-in-law do a grocery run for us. He first went to costco and there were by his guess at least 100+ in line. This was while it was raining. He went to 2 other grocery stores before finally finding a nearly empty Lucky/Albertsons. Was able to pickup the essentials for us (bread, fruit for the kid, milk, eggs).

 

I'll just stay after I'm off work to shit here.

Problem solved (in case I run low on TP)

 

Eh, paper manufacturers arent stupid. They'll shift from producing so much paper for commercial use and move more of it into the homeowner grade stuff. They wont let piles of TP sit in a warehouse somewhere just cause the buyer isnt gonna use it anytime soon. Supply and demand is all it is.