Linda0818
Head Chef
True. But it sure didn't help that people were grabbing it off the shelves until it was gone, not thinking that others may need it too. Even despite the notices stating we were all limited to one or two packages, folks would still grab as many as they could and the stores would just let them do it. They didn't enforce that rule.The problem was that so many people were staying home and not going to school, workplaces, stores, etc. The manufacturing processes for home and institutional toilet paper is different. You don't buy those giant rolls they have in public bathrooms, right? There were lots of those available, but not in retail stores.
I remember one time in Kroger there was a woman (who was ignoring the "limit" rule) grabbing the last 5 packages of TP off the shelf and tossing them into her cart. Another woman was standing there waiting on her to finish so she too could grab some TP. But the first woman took every last package. The other woman kindly asked her to give up just ONE of them, saying she was completely out and needed some. The first woman blew her off and scooted out of the aisle with her cart full of toilet paper. I wanted to punch her. I can't stand greed and selfishness like that.
Those are the people I'm talking about. It was quite sad to see. I'd have given her some of mine - if I had any.