Updated!! Might want to fasten your seatbelt...

I forgot to add this because the post was getting long winded.

The hag in front of me only had 4 items... some meat and 3bags of chips. I felt like asking her if she forgot to get a bottle of Midol while shopping. She belonged in the self checkout or 15 or less items but they were standing cheek to cheek. I'm sure if I don't see her again I'll probably see someone just like her.

I'm not really mad. It just took me by surprise and was compounded by trying to reason with all of them.
 
Are we talking about Europe or is that our stats?
Worldwide statistic.

In the midst of the fear, a beacon of kindness.

Father Giuseppe Berardelli, the main priest in the town of Casnigo, died last week in Lovere hospital.
According to the hospital, he refused to use a respirator his parishioners had bought for him - choosing to give it to a younger patient he did not know, instead.

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I forgot to add this because the post was getting long winded.

The hag in front of me only had 4 items... some meat and 3bags of chips. I felt like asking her if she forgot to get a bottle of Midol while shopping. She belonged in the self checkout or 15 or less items but they were standing cheek to cheek. I'm sure if I don't see her again I'll probably see someone just like her.

I'm not really mad. It just took me by surprise and was compounded by trying to reason with all of them.

Every time I try to combat STUPID I typically find myself exhausted and having to admit failure.
 
I forgot to add this because the post was getting long winded.

The hag in front of me only had 4 items... some meat and 3bags of chips. I felt like asking her if she forgot to get a bottle of Midol while shopping. She belonged in the self checkout or 15 or less items but they were standing cheek to cheek. I'm sure if I don't see her again I'll probably see someone just like her.

I'm not really mad. It just took me by surprise and was compounded by trying to reason with all of them.
You should have given her a swift kick in the butt, enough to lift her off the ground an inch or two

;) Just kidding, no violence. Some people are simply more stressed out these days, and that stress will manifest in different ways; the best we can do is try to be understanding and not let the little sht bother us.
 
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In Ky the liquor stores are currently open, while nonessential's closed last night. But here in Ky we have some liquor stores with drive thru windows, so we can keep the social distance. Skol!
 
New York's Governor Andrew Cuomo said all "non-essential" businesses must close. But, get this...not liquor stores. They are "essential". :)

Essential? Yes, to the taxing authorities. Liquor, beer, and wine all cost less to produce and distribute than the federal excise tax, state alcohol tax, and sales taxes (city, county, state). Neither the liquor store owner nor the beverage producer make as much as the various government taxing authorities.

Shut down liquor sales and you shut off the tap on a huge revenue stream at every level of government.
 
:mad:The most amazing and scary thing I noticed is that there were other members here that actually added likes to the OP's tirades!!!:mad:

I especially liked the characterization of a woman in line being called a Hag! You might not be mad, but you are very disturbed!!!

I just added a like to the OP's "tirade", for no other reason than this post.
 
Here in PA they closed down the state run Liquor stores but Beer distributors remain open?
Go figure?

Historically, beer has always been considered more as a food product than an alcoholic beverage (although it is both). The first public law related to pure foods was the Reinheitsgebot (literal translation: purity order) dating to 1516 and enforced throughout the German Empire and its colonies. Every settlement company immigrating to North America after its "discovery" always included a brewer because of the known health dangers of consuming water prior to sanitary public water systems.

People have been brewing and consuming beer for at least 5500 years, and perhaps as long as 10,000 years. Some anthropologists have suggested that one of the main reasons for settling into permanent communities (rather than continuing the hunter-gatherer life) was the time required to properly age their beer.

Speaking for myself, I am not about to be critical of such an essential element in the development of human civilization. I may just have a beer in celebration!
 
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