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    1. HighDeltaVee on

      Warning : you may not be able to get to the shops for 4 or perhaps even *5* hours tomorrow.

      <stampede>

      Fuck’s sake.

    2. CathalMacSuibhne on

      The thing I don’t get about these eejits is that bread and milk are two of the most perishable food items in an emergency.

      Yous should be doing a run on tinned food yiz dopes.

    3. Wooden-Iron-9960 on

      Yet the alcohol aisle will remain untouched. We’re losing our culture one sliced pan at a time

    4. FingalForever on

      SuperValu in Balbriggan- can attest. Just needed my weekly loaf but Jaysus.

    6. DARKSUNPETER on

      Absolute mindless sheep mentality of people who go into panic buying mode. It’s totally embarrassing.

    7. Shemoose on

      The only time in my life it pays off to be lactose intolerant

    8. mawky_jp on

      What are you doing outside the house? Get indoors. It’s really starting to ramp up here in the south west.

    9. unsuspectingwatcher on

      Was it not always cmon “to” fuck?? Have I been lied to all this time?

    10. LouisWu_ on

      Was the same with milk. I just needed a carton for breakfast and all the fucking locusts left was chocolate and strawberry milk. And soy milk. I wouldn’t give that to the dog ffs. So instead of milk I bought whiskey. Can have a nice breakfast at least.

    13. MrSierra125 on

      Is this in the east coast? Because the west coast gets it worse yet people never seem to panic

    14. Equivalent_Ad_7940 on

      I don’t get why people make such a big deal about it, bread section probably aims to sell out and restock every 2 or 3 days max.

      So if there’s a weather warning or whatever 2 days worth gets sold out in 1 day.

      Breads not that important people posting like “WTF all the breads gone” why do you care so much get somthing else itl be back in 2 days

    16. Apprehensive_Ratio80 on

      This is kinda hilarious it will be over the worst of it by 9am

    17. Big-Tooth8110 on

      21:45, what were you expecting?

      You’re lucky the shop was even open.

    18. nytropy on

      Empty shelves in shops is one thing but anybody else has the house full of outside plants atm? Our utility room looks like a greenhouse. My rosemary looks somewhat surprised. The Xmas tree which didn’t get to be planted yet was invited back in the house. Not sure if I should put lights back on it.

    19. Jean_Rasczak on

      I had to run into Tesco earlier todya to pick up milk

      The staff seemed to be clearing out all the fridges of all goods. I guess in case the power dies

    20. EnvironmentalShift25 on

      Looks like it’s time to start cracking heads and feast on the goo inside.

    21. Reddin1153 on

      I work in a Café Sol in a Dunnes in Dublin, upstairs in the drapery department. Today we were incredibly busy for a Wednesday due to so many people trying to get their shopping in. Queues were so insane downstairs that we actually had many people coming upstaurs to us to try pay for them (they couldn’t).

      We’re literally open tomorrow afternoon.

    24. nut-budder on

      Other people wanted the thing I wanted and got there before me. Pricks.

    25. fwaig on

      People are fucking clowns. At least the army will be on the streets tomorrow to curtail any nonsense, my cousin sent me it in a voice note.

    26. Disastrous-League-92 on

      Okay I’ve seen enough empty shelves posts… we get it 🙃

    27. Putrid-Resort1377 on

      I’d be more outraged if I wasn’t on my 6th slice of toast.

    28. irqdly on

      My local Aldi had plenty of milk but not a bit of bread to be had.

      I really don’t understand the feral desire to hoard the loaves. But hey, we can all toast to something tonight.

    29. DesertRatboy on

      People need to realise that supermarket stock levels are super finely attuned to shopping patterns, and any sudden adjustment to the pattern leads to scenes like this. It’s not panic buying. It’s not hysteria. It’s people who would otherwise do their shopping tomorrow picking it up today. Or people who’ll have the kids home tomorrow, so no school lunch, picking up a few extra bits. Or people who normally shop on a Thursday throwing in an extra sliced pan, just in case. That’s all this is.

    30. Evergreen1Wild on

      Some of us were snowed in for 7 days with snow a few weeks ago to be fair

    31. ilcornalito on

      Don’t everybody usually keep food for a few days at home on a regular basis or do you guys shop every day?

    35. Skyknight89 on

      Everyone knows that the only way to survive a natural disaster, is by eating toilet roll sandwiches

    37. CurrencyDesperate286 on

      I always find this so weird for a couple reasons:

      – milk isn’t the best thing to buy when there’s a decent chance the electricity will go.

      – dobthese people only buy bread when there’s a storm? Why dies their bread usage suddenly skyrocket during a storm that is lasting a max of one day?

    38. lovinglyquick on

      Man there must be serious food waste. What are people doing with stockpiled, highly perishable goods?! Get some tins of soup ffs.

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