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Coronavirus (COVID-19) is too exciting for adults to discuss (CLOSED)

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NJ-Buckeye said:
Why in the hell is all toilet paper gone?
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FWIW; Gahanna, Ohio grocery report:

Had to go grocery shopping this AM, was out of milk and bread. Went to Hunter's Ridge Kroger, got milk and a few other things; but they had ZERO bread. Their available toilet paper was really cheap too; it felt like all air and no paper. So I passed on it. Then I went to Aldi (Hamilton Rd. between Morse and 161), arrived at Aldi just before they opened, waiting at the door some other lady commented that she hopes there won't be a fight like there was at Kroger. I asked her what Kroger was that, she said the one north of here in New Albany. I commented that everything was peaceful at the Hunter's Ridge Kroger earlier this AM; however, they had no bread whatsoever. Aldi basically had everything including all types of bread, etc. They had some toilet paper with real solid rolls. I bought a couple packages. They did have a posted limit of 2 on toilet paper and a limit of 4 on canned items.
 
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Jake said:
Not sure how they gathered this info, but...

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a variable that explains some of this is certainly the use of bidets in other countries. this obviously doesn't apply to china, but it certainly does to japan and south korea -- both of whom are among the worst per the listed map despite being a couple of the cleanest countries. japan, especially, is spotless.
 
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Welp, in Hawaii the number of confirmed case over the last four days has exploded from 6 to 14, so Gov "Yard Gnome" Ige has ordered all bars and clubs closed and--get this--has asked tourists to not come to Hawaii for 30 days. Not like the visitor sector, aka tourism, is Hawaii's #1 source of income. :roll1:
 
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MililaniBuckeye said:
Welp, in Hawaii the number of confirmed case over the last four days has exploded from 6 to 14, so Gov "Yard Gnome" Ige has ordered all bars and clubs closed and--get this--has asked tourists to not come to Hawaii for 30 days. Not like the visitor sector, aka tourism, is Hawaii's #1 source of income. :roll1:
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It's apparently going to take a few weeks or months for it to become tangible, but we're shutting down life for awhile guys.
 
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