Anonymous wrote:It's low staffing plus the snowstorm plus the backup on 95. It's taken awhile for trucks to get through.

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It's low staffing plus the snowstorm plus the backup on 95. It's taken awhile for trucks to get through.

None at Columbia heights giant yesterday. Last night, no milk except a few organic chocolate chocolate at shaw giant. I got last frozen strawberry, last gallon water. These 3 items have sold out before though.

I think there was plenty of hummus which normally sells out because there was no vegtables.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's from everything. Chain reaction of low staffing - from ordering to picking to packing to loading to driving to unloading.

And the storm definitely impacted the trucks that had full deliveries.

People are calling out sick, and people are also quitting these strenuous, low paid jobs.

No immigration. It is at an all time low.

Its not just immigration. FDNY does not hire non-Americans and a good portion of their force was out today. It led to 19 deaths, including 9 children, because the firetrucks sent out understaffed teams. And they admitted it was due to Covid shortages and illness.

https://abc7ny.com/bronx-fire-apartment-new-york-city-fdny/11445294/

Engine 48 was the first team to respond to the fire but apparently was short-staffed because of the coronavirus.

“They only had four firefighters instead of the five they are called for because of people out sick because of COVID,” said the FDNY Uniformed Firefighters Association president Andrew Ansbro, calling the blaze the worst the city has seen since 9/11.

“We feel this is an absolute case where staffing would have made a difference.

“Several of the first engines were in the same situation. If there was adequate staffing, the fire could have been put out faster, and people would have received medical aid sooner,” he said.

Anonymous wrote:They’re not

Yes. They are. Glad I got mine's between the last two storms however there was no milk AND no pre-mixed salads.

TJs Arlington, VA



And here's Falls Church.

They're still stuck on 95.

Anonymous wrote:It's from everything. Chain reaction of low staffing - from ordering to picking to packing to loading to driving to unloading.

And the storm definitely impacted the trucks that had full deliveries.

People are calling out sick, and people are also quitting these strenuous, low paid jobs.

No immigration. It is at an all time low.

It's from everything. Chain reaction of low staffing - from ordering to picking to packing to loading to driving to unloading.

And the storm definitely impacted the trucks that had full deliveries.

People are calling out sick, and people are also quitting these strenuous, low paid jobs.

What's up with the banana shortage? Is it still because of the fungus that has been ripping through banana trees?

The Rockville TraderJoe’s was completely devoid of produce yesterday but Harris Teeter was better.

Giant in Burtonsville was out of most produce for 2-3 days. I haven’t been over the weekend so don’t know if restocked yet. Trader Joe’s on 29 in Silver Slring was wiped out too today. Apparently it’s general supply issues compounded by the 2 snow storms and the issues on 95 earlier this week.

The snow storms impacted deliveries. Sunday and Monday are never great days to shop.

They’re not

Everyone got them already.

Is it from the recent snow storm or omicron?