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November 24, 2020

Outbreak Of Stupidity Round Two -  More Exclusive Images Show Zombified Americans More Concerned With Toilet Paper Than Food

 - Non-Preppers Once Again Starting To Stockpile Everything But Food


By Susan Duclos - All News PipeLine

Back in March ANP published a piece titled "Due To An 'Outbreak Of Stupidity' People Will Die Of Starvation Surrounded By Toilet Paper," because when the initial quarantine lockdowns began, clueless Americans were more worried about paper products and wiping their butts than they were about eating.

The food shortages and limits on purchases came well after the toilet paper runs on any store that carried the product.

We are now looking at another round of quarantine lockdowns, and readers are once again sending ANP exclusive images, the majority of which are...Yup.....toilet paper aisles and other paper goods shelves quickly emptying, while a much smaller percentage of reports and images are showing food aisles, and those are from canned good shelves.

Stores are seeing a double-whammy with Thanksgiving shopping, mixed with panic shopping, showing that despite all their preparations and "pandemic pallets," once again retailers were caught flat-footed.


Recent reports include Walmart reporting on shortages of paper goods (yes, toilet paper!) and cleaning supplies, at some of their stores in hard hit areas.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon called it “disappointing” to see “as many out-of-stocks as we have in consumables right now generally,” although he said the situation had improved since the spring. He stressed that Walmart was better prepared to handle the demand than it was earlier in the year.

“It feels to me like we’ll work through this period of time better than we did in the first wave,” McMillon said.

Walmart is also claiming that they were seeing "big differences, depending on the communities that you’re in," and "supply chains have not kept up with rising demand, and these goods have been harder to stock consistently in locations with sharp spikes in new virus cases."

Is that true, or is he just trying to put lipstick on a pic hoping people don't realize it is still a pig?!?

Reader images sent to ANP over the last week tell a different story.

This image below was sent from the Poteau Oklahoma Walmart.


Poteau Oklahoma, which is one town/city in La Flores County, OK, according to the latest data on November 24, 2020, shows that there have been 11 new cases of COVID reported and 21 news reports of people recovered from COVID.


The same reader sent us an image of the paper towel section, which is far less stripped than the toilet paper, although the holes on the shelves make it clear they are having a hard time restocking.


In Fayettville North Carolina, reports indicate they are limiting the supplies of certain products, including paper goods, but something about that in the report caught my eye.

"If we see another level of shortages on the national brands, we still have a good supply we're able to pull from," Buechner said, of essential supplies like tissue. I don't think we'll see a lot of customers buying a whole lot. Or, if they do, we'd be more prepared being able to manage that. Early on in the pandemic, it allowed us to sell out more quickly than we should have. If it happens again, we'll have more limitations so we don't run out quickly again.

So the supply is not more available to stores, they are just starting to limit what people can buy in a single shopping trip, earlier than they did last time.

It is still more difficult for those that are not preppers and aren't prepared for shortages like what we are already seeing, so when they do to prepare, they can only grab one or two of the items they need the most.

Reports coming from Carolina, via CBSLA, are not only highlighting paper products, evidently those people are thinking about some food items, such as spaghetti sauces, 

On Friday night, shelves at a Target in the San Fernando Valley looked eerily similar to scenes from the beginning of the pandemic.

“I wasn’t worried before, but I kind of am right now,” Debora Neff, a shopper, said.

Paper towels and toilet paper have been selling like hotcakes, and even some food items like spaghetti sauce have been in high demand.

More:

And while many stores still have plenty of inventory, other places have started to see a run on certain items.

“Vons right now is actually pretty stocked, so you would think nothing is going on,” Lee said.

“I noticed that they have plenty of flour and yeast and baking supplies, but canned tomatoes, for example, I had a hard time finding and egg noodles for chicken noodle soup,” Neff said.

 

Another couple of images sent to us from Omaha Nebraska, shows some places are seeing far worse shortages than others.

The image was sent by a reader in the retail industry with the following message attached: "Hello and good afternoon.  Here is the paper aisle yesterday early afternoon at a store in Omaha Nebraska.  I currently work in and have for 24 years in grocery retail.  Obviously food will not be far behind.  Starting to see the uptick on panic buying now.  So should be days away if not in the next week or two.  Will update with more pictures as round 2 unfolds.  Thank you for all you do."

Images below: First the paper towel aisle and the second is the toilet paper:



Yahoo News describing situations in San Diego, CA and Sommerset, MA. From coast to coast, dated November 1, 2020.

Markets as disparate as San Diego, CA and Somerset, MA have seen recent upticks in shoppers buying paper towels and toilet paper in bulk, leaving store supplies low. At some locations, people have again begun lining up outside of stores awaiting opening times so they can stockpile these and other essential goods.

Oklahoma Walmart on 11/18. Message with it said "Poteau Oklahoma Walmart toilet paper aisle today 11-18-20. Worse than Monday. Food isles still look good. I'll check again Friday."


On Friday the reader sent more images as promised.


On November 20th, the website EatThis detailed what items are expected to be in "short supply" again soon.

Those include; Some meats;  Canned beer and soda; Snack foods; Toilet Paper, Disinfecting products, Flour; Cheese, and; Food storage items.

We have added some of those items available for delivery below and will link to  some other items people should be focusing on before toilet paper... like FOOD!

Kroger, Target and Public are restricting some items to 2 per customer, according to ABC News.

Another report from Thrillist offers more items that grocers are seeing, or expecting to see shortages of:

Retailers nationwide are feeling the pressure of product shortages as COVID-19 cases rise nationwide. Though, yes, toilet paper is once again looking sparse in the Walmart aisles, there's more: brisket, ramen, and peanut butter stocks are dwindling. In fact, grocers like H-E-B and Wegmans are already limiting purchases. 

The next image comes from a reader in WA state. Longview, WA (Safeway/Albertsons Grocery)m with a message stating "This was just minutes before Gov Inslee announced a lockdown and a grocery store occupancy limit of 25%."


BOTTOM LINE

Some reports and reader testimonials show that some of these shortages began even before the next round of quarantine lockdowns, so one can only imagine how bad it is going to get as people realize their state governors are going to do this to them yet again.

We have maintained since the chatter about a second round of lockdowns began that the upcoming shortages will be even worse than the initial one, even if stores start limiting product purchases earlier, because the supply chain never returned to normal after round one.

STILL/BACK IN STOCK ANP SHOPPING PAGE.

We'll start with the foods, cleaning products, and paper products which stores are already limiting or seeing shortages of, then move on to more foods because without food, you simply don't need very much toilet paper. 

Peanut Butter & Co. Crunch Time Peanut Butter, Non-GMO Project Verified, Gluten Free, Vegan, 16 Ounce (Pack of 6)

PBfit All-Natural Peanut Butter Powder, Powdered Peanut Spread From Real Roasted Pressed Peanuts, 8g of Protein (30 Oz.)

2 LBs Nutristore Freeze Dried Premium Egg Mix | Easy Prep | Emergency and Survival Food Supply | Powdered Eggs | Amazing Taste

Ragu Traditional Spaghetti Sauce, 3 ct./45 oz.

BARILLA Tomato & Basil and Traditional Premium Pasta Sauce Variety Pack, 24 Ounce Jars (Pack of 4) | No Artificial Colors, Flavors or Preservatives | Non-GMO

More variety of sauces to choose from.

BARILLA Blue Box Spaghetti Pasta, 16 oz. Boxes (Pack of 8), 8 Servings per Box - Non-GMO

More Pasta Varieties


Meats:

Porter & York, Aged Prime Beef Filet Mignon 8oz 4-pack

Porter & York - Whole Chickens 6-pack


Aged Angus Filet Mignon Top Sirloin NY Strip Ribeye and Premium Ground Beef by Nebraska Star Beef - All Natural Hand Cut and Trimmed - Steak Gift Packages Delivered to Your Door

Bison Burgers & Steaks Combo Pack: 100% All-Natural, Grass-Fed and Grain Finished North American Bison Meat with no Growth Hormones or Antibiotics - USDA Tested - 14 Piece of Tender, Flavorful Meat

H.F.'s Outstanding All Natural Skinless Boneless Chicken Breast, 40 Ounce

Porter & York, Prime Beef Bone In Ribeye Steaks 20oz 4-pack

Porter & York Brand Meats - Prime Beef Boneless Ribeye Steak 16oz 4-pack

T-Bone Steaks, 6 count 16 oz each from Kansas City Steaks

32 Classic Steakburgers, 4.5 oz each from Kansas City Steaks

Canned Vegetables Variety Of Options

Canned Fruits Variety Of Options

Rice

Beans

Cleaning - Disinfectant:


Clorox Commercial Solutions Clorox Clean-Up All Purpose Cleaner with Bleach - Original, 128 Ounce Refill Bottle, 4 Bottles/Case

Glissen Chemical Nu-Foamicide EPA Registered 1-Gal All Purpose Cleaner Concentrate, Makes 32 Gallons of Disinfectant/Detergent/Food-Contact Sanitizer/Virucide, Industrial Commercial Grade

Hospital Grade Bulk Disinfecting Bathroom Sanitizer by Comet Professional, Multi-Purpose Spray Cleaner with Bleach Wipes up Pathogens for Commercial Use, 32 oz. (Case of 8)

SC Johnson Professional WINDEX Multi-Surface & Disinfectant Cleaner Refill, 1 gallon (Pack of 4)

RMR-141 Disinfectant and Cleaner, Kills 99% of Household Bacteria and Viruses, Fungicide Kills Mold & Mildew, EPA Registered, 1 Gallon Bottle

Care Touch Alcohol-Free Hand Sanitizing Wipes (5 Pouches) | 100 Antibacterial Hand Wipes Wipes with Vitamin E + Aloe Vera | for Babies and Adults


70% Alcohol Hand Sanitizer GEL With Aloe Vera - 1 Half Gallon Refill by Nature's Oils

Hand Sanitizer Gel (24 Pack - 2oz Bottle) - 75% Alcohol - Kills 99.99% of Germs - Scent Free Antibacterial Gel with Vitamin E & Aloe for Moisturizing in Mini 2 Ounce Bottles

Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Liquid Hand Soap, Cruelty Free and Biodegradable Formula, Honeysuckle Scent, 12.5 oz- Pack of 3

SWAN 3% Hydrogen Peroxide Topical Solution First Aid Antiseptic, 32 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 12), 384 Fl Oz

Hydrogen Peroxide Topical Solution, 32 Ounce (3 Pack)

Isopropyl Alcohol


Paper Goods:


Tork Universal TM1616S Bath Tissue Roll, 2-Ply, 4" Width x 3.75" Length, White (Case of 96 Rolls, 500 per Roll, 48,000 Sheets)

Amazon Brand - Solimo 2-Ply Toilet Paper, 350 Sheets per Roll, 30 Count


Angel Soft Professional Series Premium 2-Ply Embossed Toilet Paper by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific), 16880, 450 Sheets Per Roll, 80 Rolls Per Case

Kleenex Professional Facial Tissue for Business (03076), Flat Tissue Boxes, 12 Boxes / Convenience Case, 125 Tissues / Box

Sparkle 2-Ply Perforated Roll Paper Towels by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific), White, 2717714, 85 Sheets Per Roll, 15 Rolls Per Case

Scott Essential Multifold Paper Towels (01804) with Fast-Drying Absorbency Pockets, White, 16 Packs / Case, 250 Multifold Towels / Pack

PLENTY Ultra Premium Full Sheet Paper Towels, White, 15 Total Rolls

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