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turkey will be in short supply.New Mexico
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I’ve noticed the shortage on lunchables ( from your article). And definitely the pet food. Infact I’m going to stock up on pet food this weekend. Hadn’t noticed turkeys. But I will check that out this weekend as well.turkey will be in short supply.
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The food shortages have continued into 2023. This is what might be causing the issue.
I bought a case of cranberry sauce and stuffing for the three holidays. we also stocked up on holiday liquor.I’ve noticed the shortage on lunchables ( from your article). And definitely the pet food. Infact I’m going to stock up on pet food this weekend. Hadn’t noticed turkeys. But I will check that out this weekend as well.
For awhile candles were nowhere to be found. But I noticed this week they finally stocked those at Walmart…well at least the 3 wick candles and the large size candles. The small size are still out of stock.
JIT was my most hated enemy in my career. Fought against it all the time. Nobody ever saw a cost with losing customers because you couldn’t ship to them on time because you’re missing a $1.34 part in your assembly, and their $200 Million aircraft is sitting on a tarmac unsellable because they’re missing your $78K assembly.With JIT supply chains, you can't really think that shutting down 100 trillion dollars of economic activity around the whole globe won't have a significant impact?
If you believe that, you are one dumb mother fucker.
I read about a cereal producer who had to drop one of his produces because of shortages of two ingrediencies. An auto parts manufacture in Michigan has stopped shipment of AV system replacements due lack of chips. Shortages are showing up everywhere and the answer seems to be ridding ourselves of the virus both at home and abroad and that's going to take time.If anyone says supplies aren't short they live in a bubble disconnected from reality.
Just this week I've had to use alternate items on plumbing, electrical and machine bolts.
Last week sheetrock mud was all but non existent and today I noticed ALL collated screws were sold out except for 3 containers so I bought them all.
This shit is BAD. I have electrician friends who can't find breakers in bulk anymore.
That's not the answer, it's the excuse.I read about a cereal producer who had to drop one of his produces because of shortages of two ingrediencies. An auto parts manufacture in Michigan has stopped shipment AV system replacements due lack of chips. Shortages are showing up everywhere and the answer seems to be ridding ourselves of virus both at home and abroad and that's going to take time.
The problems started with the spread of Covid and they will end with the containment of covid.That's not the answer, it's the excuse.
I have worked EVERYDAY since this BULLSHIT started. No reason the rest of you cant
The problems started with government overreach because of covid.The problems started with the spread of Covid and they will end with the containment of covid.
That is not true. As I said, the subsidies contributed to the problem, they did not create problem. For example, Nearly 3 million American women have left the labor force over the past year in a coronavirus-induced exodus that reflects persistent pay inequality, undervalued work, antiquated notions of caregiving.The problems started with government overreach because of covid.
I took you for an intelligent person....perhaps I was wrong.
The government and a complicit media put the fear of God in people over this shit then they followed it up with economy/business killing mandates.
Use your fucking brain
OmgThat is not true. As I said, the subsidies contributed to the problem, they did not create problem. For example, Nearly 3 million American women have left the labor force over the past year in a coronavirus-induced exodus that reflects persistent pay inequality, undervalued work, antiquated notions of caregiving.
A good friend of my wife was a waitress for many years in a local upscale restaurant. She left her job over a year ago preferring to live off her dead husbands retirement and unemployment and making cuts in spending rather than expose herself and her 3 kids to Covid. For a waitress maintaining a 6 foot distance from customers is a joke. Waitresses are the only people in the restaurant wearing masks which protects customers but not the wait staff. Women across the country are staying home because of covid but also because they can't afford childcare. With the subsidies ending this year and wages rising, hopefully most of these women will go back to work.
People leaving the workforce is only one of many problems causing shortages, such as a big increase in demand for consumer goods, a supply chain without the capability of handling major increases in demand, and US and foreign manufacturers that are plagued by shortages in supplies and parts manufactured abroad due to covid.
Nearly 3 million U.S. women have dropped out of the labor force in the past year
