[Blueflag]

I happen to make a Sam’s shopping run this AM, because it was time to do so.

Place was typically busy, with the usual items in carts.

So, no panic buying observed. This is N Ga.

[Jeff Chandler]

I haven’t noticed any panic buying or out of stock items at the local Fry’s (Kroger).

I’m headed for my usual Costco run this morning. I doubt it will be busier than usual. I will purchase an extra pack of canned chicken and an extra pack of pre-cooked bacon.

Chandler, Arizona.

[Varsity Flight]

Midday run today Main grocer and Walmart. Busy, however it’s Friday. Hba, housewares, hardware, comp, pets, grocery (both stores) all fully stocked. Fuel prices about lowest this year.

[Vermont Lt]

In Northern CT today, at 11:30 AM Costco looked like Christmas.

But no one was “overstocking” stuff. It looked like normal shopping.

Even the cashier said it was very busy, but no clear reason.

I bought toilet paper, some bottled water (I keep a case in my truck), and some fruit. Normally every days stuff. But it was a little creepy.

[cgbg]

Made my stock-up trip today at Ocean State Job Lot and Walmart (northern CT).

The stores were busier than normal for a mid-day Friday, but I had no trouble finding everything on my list.

[blam]

"So, no panic buying observed. This is N Ga."

Saw none in South Alabama either.

[1Old Pro]

So, no panic buying observed. This is N Ga.

The only panic buying is restricted to the big cities where the people believe the media panic and the Dem politicians.

[ncpatriot]

I was in WM this morning. Everything calm. Shelves full. Had lunch with friend. No mention of virus.

Working people don’t seem to know much about virus. Retired people panicked

[Magnum44]

I dont think its much panic at all, certainly not around where we are. But lots and lots of drama...