08-14-2021, 05:57 PM
I'm reading through the comments on that last video and in the interest of keeping
things fair & balanced I wanted to include this comment as well.
As much as I'm hoping this is all it is, I have my doubts. Like I said - we shall see...
***EDIT***
I don't want to keep bumping with added doom & gloom so I'm just editing this existing post.
Just from the comments on that last video, combined with testimonials from other people on
other videos, I can safely say I have seen confirmation from at least half the states in this
country in agreement that things are not "business as usual". That's 50% of America now
that is witnessing things going slowly wrong and supplies disappearing in mass quantities.
It's not just shortages people are reporting - it's everything else that is affected by current
situations - labor, wages, all the difficulties that are connected and branching outward that
in turn affect every aspect of the cogs & wheels in business that directly affect each and
every one of our lives. Ending up as empty shelves.
I didn't think much of it at first - two weeks ago. But now - it's got my full attention!
***EDIT 2***
Pretty interesting comment here:
Same video, lol, I stop and start with reading the comments because my eyes get tired kinda fast.
things fair & balanced I wanted to include this comment as well.
Quote:As a walmart mod team member, this is 100% normal this time of year.
They are intentionally running a lot of these shelves to empty because it makes setting the new mods a LOT easier. Happens every single year. Yeah, end of July, august is when they start to set the fall mods, and even some of the holiday mods. Our store has the Christmas gear ALREADY in the back room, and it needs to clear out toys, garden, camping (including paper plates--for holiday themed ones).
Sometime in late September, early October, we stop setting mods for the rest of the year. It's the longest stretch we dont set them, because the store shifts into the holiday sales push. So, the emptiness everywhere, is the result of the whole store pushing to get the inventory that'll be swapped out for the holidays, moved off the racks.
I can guarantee you in the back room, there are 'new mod' boxes for all the isles that are empty right now. Yes, even foods.
This is just a seasonal change for mods. that's it.
As much as I'm hoping this is all it is, I have my doubts. Like I said - we shall see...
***EDIT***
I don't want to keep bumping with added doom & gloom so I'm just editing this existing post.
Just from the comments on that last video, combined with testimonials from other people on
other videos, I can safely say I have seen confirmation from at least half the states in this
country in agreement that things are not "business as usual". That's 50% of America now
that is witnessing things going slowly wrong and supplies disappearing in mass quantities.
It's not just shortages people are reporting - it's everything else that is affected by current
situations - labor, wages, all the difficulties that are connected and branching outward that
in turn affect every aspect of the cogs & wheels in business that directly affect each and
every one of our lives. Ending up as empty shelves.
I didn't think much of it at first - two weeks ago. But now - it's got my full attention!
***EDIT 2***
Pretty interesting comment here:
Quote:Walmart said it would require employees to be vaxxed. I wonder if many refused and now there are not enough people to stock shelves.
Same video, lol, I stop and start with reading the comments because my eyes get tired kinda fast.
