- Sep 12, 2012
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Went to wal-mart to do my grocery shopping today. Part of that means getting milk. Sure enough, right during an ice storm, THERE IS NO MILK! EVERYONE had bought it out!
Now tell me what you're going to do with that milk in an ice storm if the power runs out? Most people aren't going to THINK to put it outside (I wouldn't simply because the chickens would peck at the top until it opened, and then the cats would drink it). So you're just going to buy milk to let it spoil?
So I go to Dollar General. No one thinks of getting milk at Dollar General, so they should have some, right? Well, they had plenty. Two coolers full. BUT they lost power yesterday about 2pm, and didn't get it back until 9am this morning. They have to write it all up as damaged.
So everybody in Atlanta rushed to the store to buy milk and bread, and the milk's just going to spoil for most of them. Smurt thinkin'!
Now tell me what you're going to do with that milk in an ice storm if the power runs out? Most people aren't going to THINK to put it outside (I wouldn't simply because the chickens would peck at the top until it opened, and then the cats would drink it). So you're just going to buy milk to let it spoil?
So I go to Dollar General. No one thinks of getting milk at Dollar General, so they should have some, right? Well, they had plenty. Two coolers full. BUT they lost power yesterday about 2pm, and didn't get it back until 9am this morning. They have to write it all up as damaged.
So everybody in Atlanta rushed to the store to buy milk and bread, and the milk's just going to spoil for most of them. Smurt thinkin'!
