- Location
- London
i wonder if some entrepreneurs might buy up mega stocks of some unlikely product/corner the market and then spread rumours of a shortage - gherkins?
(confession - I bought 3 big jars today)
(confession - I bought 3 big jars today)
I was particularly amused by the covid panic - shelves cleared of tinned tomatoes - before the plague most brits wouldn't have touched them with a bargepole as they headed for the chips and ready meals.Media induced frenzy again, repeat of bog roll and pasta. The queues simply demonstrate how low the average brain power has become.
Option 1I have never actually NEEDED a car to get to work but for about 3 years getting there without would have involved a train and then a bus - and the first bus of the day got to Denbigh (where I worked) too late by about 10 minutes. It would be about a 2 hour journey assuming it all went to plan and the bus wasn't full
But if you didn't have a car you wouldn't be working 14 miles from home.Like many, the car is an absolute necessity for me, i work 14 miles from home.
I've only got one Rolls, and I can't get the petrol for it.I'm down to my last 380 rolls.
there was an interesting interview on BBC News channel with a down to earth credible sounding woman from a haulage firm (been in the business for a few generations and she still drives sometimes) explaining the reasons for the shortage - a lot to do with how poorly drivers are treated - doubtless it will be run several times through the day.An interesting article in The Grocer about the root causes behind the HGV driver shortage (and a lesson on how to discuss a topical issue without using it as an excuse for a political rant)
https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/supply-...we-cant-blame-it-all-on-brexit/659841.article
Justin Trudeau, yesterday.