Food shortages now likely to be a thing
Discussion
Britons have been told not to stockpile food and toilet roll ahead of the 1st January when the UK stops trading under EU rules, according to the BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55293595
Given what happened when the great British public got the notion (somehow!) that toilet rolls were likely to be in short supply and immediately cleared the supermarket shelves of them, I guess we have to expect the same for food now...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-55293595
Given what happened when the great British public got the notion (somehow!) that toilet rolls were likely to be in short supply and immediately cleared the supermarket shelves of them, I guess we have to expect the same for food now...
Ari said:
Precisely. Given how the public responded to the notion that they might not be able to wipe their arse, how do you think they'll respond to the notion that they might not be able to buy food?
Given the UK's obesity & T2 diabetes problems and its contribution to our CV19 death figures, a food shortage could be a blessing in disguise.Ari said:
Precisely. Given how the public responded to the notion that they might not be able to wipe their arse, how do you think they'll respond to the notion that they might not be able to buy food?
Supermarkets are rubbing their hands together, do you think they are not planning for this, or are they waiting for Boris to give the nod on new years eve?It's a huge business opportunity to increase food sales to masses of gullible idiots.
It's ok- those who panic-bought earlier in the year will be much smarter this time around & will have learnt their lessons from last time. (I wrote that with a straight face
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Remember that they don't see themselves as panic-buyers so much as smart individuals staying ahead of the curve & doing what's necessary to provide for themselves & their families despite the problems that they see elsewhere.
)Remember that they don't see themselves as panic-buyers so much as smart individuals staying ahead of the curve & doing what's necessary to provide for themselves & their families despite the problems that they see elsewhere.
Last Visit said:
If there's a shortage then like a lot of f
king nonsense that occurs in this country it will be the fault of the (social or otherwise) media.
Absolutely.
king nonsense that occurs in this country it will be the fault of the (social or otherwise) media. I hope the events of 2020 have served to turn more people against the BBC and the rest of the morally deprived, click desperate media organisations.
This is going to sound a bit mental but my husband started a Brexit cupboard (or 3) about a year and a half ago.
Then it turned into a Pandemic cupboard and now it’s back to being a Brexit cupboard.
I think he watches too many of those “prepper” vids on YouTube.
It was useful though so I don’t give him stick about it like I did in 2019!
Then it turned into a Pandemic cupboard and now it’s back to being a Brexit cupboard.
I think he watches too many of those “prepper” vids on YouTube.

It was useful though so I don’t give him stick about it like I did in 2019!
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