Thoughts?

Thoughts?

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Eternal anglo

>italy
>no panic buy

>no panic buying in France, Spain, Italy and Germany
literally fake news

brits are a bit simple ay
not their fault, just born that way

We are the only country where people arent panic buying
Even japs too fell for the toilet paper bullshit and stockpiled them, holy shit. I doubt if a single person in anywhere in Korea did the same.

There was a short period of hoarding, but as fresh product kept coming in and hoarders ran out of space to stuff tp and noodles, it ceased. Maybe brits have more hoarders and empty shelves keep escalating the situation as more people start to panic buy stuff.

Some S-Koreans prep in case of the war woth norf, tho. Maybe some of them did.

Koreans are used to famines and starving

We wants it, we needs it. Must have the precious

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Uh

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>Germany
>No panic buying
I legitimately haven't seen toilet roll in a week, it's only calmed down now because shops have put restrictions on how much of what you can buy

germans use toilet paper ?

Haha i can see foreigners would imagine like that.
Actually no one is really scared here. When something unusual from North Korea is on the news it personally affects only those in military. Ordinary people lost the motivation to prepare for the war that nobody knows when it will break out.

So what if Norks went fuck it and throw nukes at us tomorrow? Yes, I will be dead. And my family, friends, colleagues will be dead too. It’s an equal end for all of us so I won’t feel that terrible.
This is how a lot of Koreans think.

so there is no milk, nonperishable foods, most meat and vegetables either right from any shop within a few miles of you?

I've seen stories in papers, tho. Some guy always had an emergency bagpack and escape route planned in case the shelling started. Seemed like a normal guy too, doubt you could tell by just observing him.

my mum bought 100 rolls of toilet paper or $250 off amazon. yes she is a short sighted retard

>Some guy always had an emergency bagpack and escape route planned in case the shelling started.
Escape route to where? South Korea is surrounded by the sea on three sides. Did he build a bunker?

that only happens in larger cities
here where I live (~20k people), shelves are still chock full

It happens everywhere. Stupidity does not stop at the border

Out from the city, I guess. I don't think the whole country will get flattened even with nukes.

The first days of the quarantine I saw the police block access to a Carrefour and the Aldi near my house was empty.

had too much to eat tonight

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>100 rolls of toilet paper or $250
Isn't that illegal? Can't you report the seller?

speaking off hows ireland doing in all of this

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might fiddle with my widdle to some porn

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lose weight m8

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dettol wipes are being sold in 15 per packet for £10 on amazon
they used to be 3p/per

i think what was illegal is people buying rolls from a supermarket and selling it online. if he is buying it overseas or from an actual seller then its legal

For me, it's Joesph Joestar.

lmao was thinking the girl in the middle looks Asian and not Irish then i looked at the girl next to her and realised they have down syndrome

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better than your uncle

wanking a willy

These are the items which are somewhat hard to obtain at the moment.

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what

I'm starting to think americans got that stupidity from somewhere...

Why should it be illegal?

Is she going to eat them?

Heh

>Supermarkets in virus-hit Italy, France, Spain and Germany have been limiting how many people can enter at one time.
>...a maximum spend of 100 euros had been introduced
>So why is it only Britons who stockpile?
Because Brits are allowed to stockpile, while Continentals aren't. The answer is right there in the image.

They are panic buying but not enough of them are alive to make a dent in supply.

It's because the situation has normalised, the first day there was black friday tier panic buying

Same here everything is full.

Its only on the first week, then it all goes back to normality

no she is just a compulsive buyer and tried to justify the purchase saying the stores will keep being out of stock of toilet paper before she gets there even though the toilet paper panic buying will slow down eventually and one pack of 8 will last her a couple weeks.

>Thoughts?
False, the first days of the waurantine was like the black friday of toilet paper and food.

I was under the impression that panic buying was more of a city thing than a country thing. Here in London, supermarkets are extremely crowded and half the stock is missing, but everyone who lives in rural areas says that things are mostly normal.

*quarantine

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price gouging

>limiting how many people can enter at one time.
true
>...a maximum spend of 100 euros had been introduced
not true

It's not a bad thing though

I thought it was mostly a nigger thing, at least all the fight videos are showing niggers doing the fighting

It might have something to do with grocery shopping habits.
Bigger supermarkets here in my city are seeing shortages, but the little corner shops and newsagents still have basically a full stock of everything.
If you need bogroll then pop down to your local corner shop.

Key workers in Britain have no food to feed their families while everyone is stockpiling. 1bn worth of food has been bought and horded. Britain has a capacity to produce more just as they do over Christmas there is absolutely no need of panic buying.

during times of crisis it is. the person who sells it would have bought 100 rolls from a store just to sell it at a profit for themselves. a store selling toilet paper for more at least makes more money for the manufacturer. which allows them to make more paper

The shortages are logistical related rather than production. You might see ASDA delivering your TESCO groceries going forward as the British Retail Consortium has got all the competitors working together during this dire time.

>Germany have been limiting how many people can enter at one time.
that's... not true

Fine, it's not a potatovirus.

I'm just going by what it says in the image. I don't know what measures have been introduced abroad.
Here we have had maximum number of item purchases introduced. And not just for the meme items like toilet paper. Food and beer too.

Toilet paper and flour are sold out here.

Take it up with the image in the OP, I'm just quoting that.

If you are against price gouging you're not a true libertarian.