Wait for it, I know you’re impatient to know, but as there were so many people who stock piled so that other shoppers didn’t have a chance, for argument sake, the older generation who they aimed to look after and support, but forgot because their greedy eyes looted every store they could find and the moron who proudly took a photograph of the inside of his car boot showing four bags from four different grocery stores.
These people are now throwing away all the food that has passed the date of consumption that were panic bought when the news hit that this pandemic had began. They couldn’t eat it and nobody had the chance to purchase it for their own use and I now describe them as selfish, inconsiderate, egotistic, self-absorbed and lacking in self respect.
How about the driver of a Mercedes taking fifteen pairs of protective gloves from a Tesco Petrol Station in Salford, Greater Manchester – penny pinching little thief. If you can afford to drive a Mercedes, surely you can afford to buy gloves. This moron is putting other drivers at risk by his disgusting actions.
All of these people should have a yellow streak painted down their backs so we can tell who we can trust in this world of ours
My wife and I had gone out for the morning for coffee and a toasted teacake at a large Garden Centre, knowing this would be our last outing for some time. It took us over an hour to get home because the roads were gridlocked in every direction and this is when I realised PANIC SHOPPERS WERE PANIC BUYING. Goodness knows if these people were around in the last war we young persons had to be a witness to. A vivid memory I had was dead bodies in a crater where nine houses had once been as our road had a direct hit from a Doodlebug. In one corner of my mind I recall that scene!
