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I'd guess about 6 weeks, so maybe 3-4 weeks more, so I can depart with fond memories and good graces.How long can you manage to drive a desk though!
Take it easy...
I'd guess about 6 weeks, so maybe 3-4 weeks more, so I can depart with fond memories and good graces.How long can you manage to drive a desk though!
Take it easy...
Shop upwards. I quit going to Kroger, as it had all sorts of shortages, and went to Jewel instead. In the States, the more expensive, regional super-markets have things like bread and t.p., the bigger national chains do not. Except for Aldi. No troubles there, as far as I see. Fresh seafood, in the Midwest, iscurrently limited to cod, salmon, shrimp, and catfish or tilapia. Of those, I will only eat cod or pollock, which is always frozen in these partsWondering why, if 'the supply chains are flowing' as well as they claim, the supermarket shelves remain devoid of bread flour?
I managed to get a ride in this morning, 56 miles, spoilt by 2 punctures, thats about as many punctures as I get in a year most times, I finished the ride by riding in from Balsall Common across Coventry home on a flat back tyre.
Wondering why, if 'the supply chains are flowing' as well as they claim, the supermarket shelves remain devoid of bread flour?
There has to more to it than that, there has logically got to be more flour in the system than there was this time last year, just think of all the restaurants, cafes, bakeries etc. not needing it, yet it's still a very scarce commodity a month on.They can be running fine but if demand is out stripping max supply capability you’ll still end up with empty shelves.