I'm still watching my local grocery stores to see if food is getting scarce. So far, there is plenty of food available. Avocados have gone up ten cents. It isn't unusual for them to be high priced. There is no panic buying. Crowds aren't fighting over food or paper products or gasoline. Miami hasn't gone under water due to global warming. The only problem I'm seeing is government interference and more government regulations.
I never use avocado oil or olive oil. I don't like tuna, and I don't drink coffee. I wouldn't die if I can't get chicken or almond milk. And most people that live near me can grow a dozen chickens for meat. So if these itmes disappear from the stores, the world won't come to an end.
why bulk buy when you can buy fresh every few months. 🤷♀️ You are telling people to stockpile products your family use. And in your house, your wife, your kids 🤦♀️every second sentence. We we we 🤦♀️ its all about you and your family. You are hoarding! And encouraging others to do so. Which in turn most will probably waste most the products they purchased in bulk and continue to buy other food . So that bulk buy will cost them more in the long run. So what if it costs more for free range and better treatment to animals. I paid for free range for years because I support animals being treated with respect.
