Mass quantities of bottled water

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You sure this wasn't just today? My DH just bought bottled water in this quanitty. His family is stranded in Asheville. He took it down there and will again this weekend. He wasn't the only one in VA costcos doing this.

I'm confused. If his family is stranded, how is he getting them the water? And if he can get them the water, then couldn't they just leave with him when he brings it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You sure this wasn't just today? My DH just bought bottled water in this quanitty. His family is stranded in Asheville. He took it down there and will again this weekend. He wasn't the only one in VA costcos doing this.

Silly question- he can get water in and out but he can't get people out? They are stranded?

You've never had a stubborn relative who needs help but won't take action? You can't drag a 250 lb man out. Have some empaty. Jesus.

Well, then, that's not "stranded."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You sure this wasn't just today? My DH just bought bottled water in this quanitty. His family is stranded in Asheville. He took it down there and will again this weekend. He wasn't the only one in VA costcos doing this.

Silly question- he can get water in and out but he can't get people out? They are stranded?

People are stranded in that they can not leave their neighborhoods and property and can't get gas. They are tied to obligations and there are variety of reasons why this is a mess. I seriously doubt you know more about this situation than I do, with 6 family members in the middle of it. You want to argue about it instead of say "I'm sorry"? You're a depraved monster.

DP- but what is wrong with you? PP asked a legit question and in a kind way. No one argued but you.

Right? I have family there, too (to the PP, as we all know now, this is the biggest natural disaster to hit our country in a century--so many people affected that the chances are we all have family, friends, relatives, affected--don't make this about yourself), but wouldn't call somebody "stranded," who isn't actually stranded.

[Anonymous]

Bottled water is saving lives right now in western Carolina