Good news! Stores in the UK are finally able to fill up their shelves again...

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

[Riedquat]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

[clearspira]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

742 thousand deaths in your country. Glass houses and stones comes to mind.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

742 thousand deaths in your country. Glass houses and stones comes to mind.

Oh hehe, comeon now I actually don't even shop for vegetables. Let's not say things we can't take back.

[Nealithi]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

742 thousand deaths in your country. Glass houses and stones comes to mind.

Oh hehe, comeon now I actually don't even shop for vegetables. Let's not say things we can't take back.

That's right. Here in 'Murica we get our asparagus the old fashioned way.
We hunt it with shotguns.

[McAvoy]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

742 thousand deaths in your country. Glass houses and stones comes to mind.

Oh hehe, comeon now I actually don't even shop for vegetables. Let's not say things we can't take back.

That's right. Here in 'Murica we get our asparagus the old fashioned way.
We hunt it with shotguns.

And use TNT get our carrots and potatoes. Though there is a movement of us hunting baby carrots and baby corn. A bunch of tree huggers i tell ya.

[Mickey_Rat15]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

742 thousand deaths in your country. Glass houses and stones comes to mind.

That would make the percent per population death rate for COVID:
0.22% USA
0.21% UK

[clearspira]

I'm not surprised, UK. Not surprised one bit.

At what? Something that doesn't appear to stack up and contradicts personal experience? There were some notable shortages in the early Covid days when people paniced a bit but I've not seen anything since (unless you count the stupid petrol panic from a couple of weeks ago).

Because when I go to the grocery store for asparagus they better have it. We had an issue with toilet paper because people were stockpiling it at the start of covid... but not this.

Again. Not surprised in the least this is how you guys as a country are managing Covid.

742 thousand deaths in your country. Glass houses and stones comes to mind.

That would make the percent per population death rate for COVID:
0.22% USA
0.21% UK

There you are then. Worse.

[Madner Kami]

Great! Finally both countries are in the Top 30 worldwide for something...