This is the End

[Tgo01]

The supply chain in the United States hasn't been disrupted.

Well that's weird, whenever I go to the grocery stores near me they only ever have like half of the meat they usually did pre-shutdowns. The price of meat is about 50-100 cents more a pound where I live. Even shit like frozen Jack's pizzas that I used to stock up on like they were going out of business is only ever stocked maybe half the time I go to the store. I guess that's all just a coincidence and nothing to do with the supply chains being disrupted.

Is there where you are going to break out the definition of "disrupted."

[Solkern]

Well that's weird, whenever I go to the grocery stores near me they only ever have like half of the meat they usually did pre-shutdowns. The price of meat is about 50-100 cents more a pound where I live. Even shit like frozen Jack's pizzas that I used to stock up on like they were going out of business is only ever stocked maybe half the time I go to the store. I guess that's all just a coincidence and nothing to do with the supply chains being disrupted.

Is there where you are going to break out the definition of "disrupted."

Could it be because people are buying more than they usually are? A price increase doesn’t relate directly to a supply chain issue.

[Bobmuhthol]

Well that's weird, whenever I go to the grocery stores near me they only ever have like half of the meat they usually did pre-shutdowns. The price of meat is about 50-100 cents more a pound where I live. Even shit like frozen Jack's pizzas that I used to stock up on like they were going out of business is only ever stocked maybe half the time I go to the store. I guess that's all just a coincidence and nothing to do with the supply chains being disrupted.

Is there where you are going to break out the definition of "disrupted."

Oh my bad I didn't realize your fat fucking dumb ass not getting enough "Jack's pizzas" is tantamount to children dying. Fucking idiot.

[Tgo01]

Could it be because people are buying more than they usually are? A price increase doesn’t relate directly to a supply chain issue.

No.

See you tomorrow.

[Tgo01]

Oh my bad I didn't realize your fat fucking dumb ass not getting enough "Jack's pizzas" is tantamount to children dying. Fucking idiot.

Bob: Supply chain in the US hasn't been disrupted.
Tgo01: But food prices near me are higher and a lot of food that was normally fully stocked are now only half stocked or even empty.
Bob: What the fuck does that have to do with children starving to death, fucking idiot??!?!?!

Calm down, Bob. Breath.

[FlayedAngel]

Well you really showed your true colors, didn't you?

My colors have been here on display from day one, I gave you plenty of chances for earnest discussion... you're the idiot who keeps pissing them away.

[Bobmuhthol]

Bob: Supply chain in the US hasn't been disrupted.
Tgo01: But food prices near me are higher and a lot of food that was normally fully stocked are now only half stocked or even empty.
Bob: What the fuck does that have to do with children starving to death, fucking idiot??!?!?!

Calm down, Bob. Breath.

Food prices increase every month. They increased more than normal a few months ago. You have no problem getting food. You simultaneously want it to be true that tens of thousands of children are dying (because of libtard United States policies!​) and that your fat fucking dumb ass pizza woes, which you used to demonstrate a supply chain problem that doesn't exist, are innocent, independent observations that have nothing to do with each other. So then explain why you think the United States is responsible for tens of thousands of children dying in poor countries, since apparently it has nothing to do with your inability to buy pizza in bulk, and that was just a fun anecdote apropos of nothing.

[Archigeek]

The supply chain in the US has been pretty severely disrupted by changes in where the demand is. The food supply chain is very specialized. Companies like Sysco that mostly serve the food service industry (restaurants and cafeterias) are sucking air. Meanwhile, most large grocery chains have their own distribution systems, and they're scrambling to meet demand and more importantly changes in delivery. Everyone is trying to catch up to Amazon, and Amazon is going at a breakneck speed. Is this disruption caused by Covid-19? Partly yes, and the disruption that isn't caused by it has been accelerated by it.

Be that as it may, TG01's shortage anecdote is likely mostly caused by hoarding, as correctly identified by Solkern.

Same deal as toilet paper: we're not wiping our asses more, we're just wiping them in different places.

[Tgo01]

My colors have been here on display from day one, I gave you plenty of chances for earnest discussion... you're the idiot who keeps pissing them away.

Is that what you call your brand of derision and denial?

You haven't been interested in "earnest discussion" at all. You're just interested in shoving your politics down everyone's throat and deflecting, mocking, and denying whenever anyone who even slightly disagrees with you tries to engage you.

Whatever helps you sleep at night though.

[Bobmuhthol]

You're just interested in shoving your politics down everyone's throat and deflecting, mocking, and denying whenever anyone who even slightly disagrees with you tries to engage you.

I have literally never seen anyone, anywhere that fits this description more than you.