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30 Times People Spotted Total Jerks During The Coronavirus Crisis And Shamed Them Online
Interview With Expert
Some people are reacting to the coronavirus in a mature, responsible way. While others are panic-buying, hoarding supplies, leaving nothing to buy for everyone else, and flaunting how much they don’t care about social distancing. And a select few are even hoping to scalp others by reselling basic supplies like toilet paper.
But the internet isn’t standing for this kind of behavior. People are shaming jerks online who are making the corona-crisis more difficult for us all. Scroll down for Bored Panda’s list about corona-jerks getting outed and let us know in the comments below if this made you lose a bit of faith in humanity. Be sure to read on for our interview with Sam Dogen, founder of the Financial Samurai website, about price gouging.
Most people you talk to will be able to tell you that they’ve already seen small examples of price-gouging. Like selling face masks for exorbitant prices. It looks like some individuals see the crisis as an opportunity. An opportunity to fill their pockets with quick cash in exchange for their moral integrity.
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And... Reverse!
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#2
The Old Man & His Wife In My Building Rarely Leave Their Apt. They Was Very Pleased
#3
This Man Drove 1,000+ Miles And Bought 17,000 Bottles Of Hand Sanitizer And Wipes, But Now He Can't Find Buyers. Boo-Hoo
Mama Panda 5 years ago
I just read that this asshat and his bro decided to donate the rest of their stash to those in need. Great sentiment, just too bad it's attached to greed.
Bored Panda spoke with Sam Dogen, founder of the Financial Samurai website, about price gouging and scalping in the wake of the corona-crisis. We wanted to find out why we're already seeing people pay huge prices for hygiene products.
"Panic makes people do things irrationally," Dogen said. "There is no need to have a year's supply of toilet paper or hand sanitizer. Supply will come back within a couple months as we are currently experiencing a supply shock as well."
"So if you must hoard, then buy for not more than two months of supply. Most people buy one month's supply of personal hygiene products, so two months is not that much more."
#4
Just.... Man, [screw] Her. I’ll Never Understand Why People Are Such Assh*les
![Just.... Man, [screw] Her. I’ll Never Understand Why People Are Such Assh*les](https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/shaming-coronavirus-jerks-10-5e6f6d5850f4e__700.jpg "Just.... Man, [screw] Her. I’ll Never Understand Why People Are Such Assh*les")
This woman in Taylor Mill, Kentucky has hoarded toilet paper to sell out the back of her car for $5.00 a roll. How can people have this much greed? GET HER FACE OUT THERE...So the World can know what a true LOW LIFE looks like.
#5
If This Is You: [Screw] You
![If This Is You: [Screw] You](https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/shaming-coronavirus-jerks-9-5e6f6c3dbaf5c__700.jpg "If This Is You: [Screw] You")
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The More You Take, The Less There Is For Everyone Else
Dogen reiterated that it's vital that people don't give in to price gouging. "Price gouging is a pure indication of panic buying. If you do not panic buy, then you will not succumb to paying inflated prices. People who price gouge during a global pandemic should be fined and banned from reselling things online again. Instead of price gouging, they should be doing something to help their fellow brothers and sisters."
He also mentioned that price gouging is nothing new during times of distress. "Price gouging happened during the 2008–2009 financial crisis, after many devastating storms, and other tragedies."
"I understand the desire to profit to take care of your own finances, but when there is a large tragedy, it is incumbent on all of us to step up and help each other out."
#7
Which One Are You?
There are 2 types of people in the world
Val/Malibu/Dante/Bob 5 years ago
This has to be a joke. It's a virus not a f*****g zombie apocalypse
#8
Seriously...
My co-worker has been coming into office because he feels "fine" and shows no symptom. Now my senior manager still want to have all hands meeting where bunch of people (+20) crammed into conference room to discuss telecommuting plan.
Update: Now my a-hole manager wants doctor's note if you are calling in sick. If employees are self quarantining for any suspicious symptoms, last thing you want to do is go outside to get a [frikinn] doctor's note!
Analyn Lahr 5 years ago
Exactly! My work requires a doctor's note for absences more than three days.
#9
Whoever You Are, [Screw] You!
![Whoever You Are, [Screw] You!](https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/shaming-coronavirus-jerks-14-5e6f7006c8417__700.jpg "Whoever You Are, [Screw] You!")
CBS4 found out about an underground scalper and gouger network in Denver that resells personal hygiene products at greatly increased prices. One of these men was selling packages of (yup, you guessed it) toilet paper for 4 to 5 dollars per 4-pack on Craigslist. Even though they cost around 1 dollar per pack in stores.
“If you want more, it will be gone by tomorrow,” the man told undercover CBS4 reporters when he met them. According to the scalper, he’s been making good money and sold around 100 rolls already. When the man realized that he was being filmed, he refused to talk to the reporters further.online.
The undercover reporters met another man who sold 4 to 5 dollar-worth bottles of hand sanitizer for 20 dollars each. He explained that most of his customers are worried about the coronavirus.
“I just wanted to cash in and make a few bucks,” he said. Fortunately, in this case, the man realized that he was acting wrong, returned the money, and reduced the cost of his products to their usual price.
In the US, over 30 states have laws that make it illegal for people to price gouge during a state of emergency or a disaster. However, other states, like Colorado, don’t have such restrictions.
Which makes it easy for jerks to hoard supplies and then resell them for people who are in panic-mode. The good news is, the majority of folks are fighting back, even if, for now, it mostly means shaming these jerks
#10
Australia Right Now. Corona Virus Panic Has Already Hit
#11
Another Profiteer Clearing Out Thermometers At Costco. Spent His Time In The Line Up Bragging How Much Money He Would Make Marking Up The Sale Of These
Mama Panda 5 years ago
I would have walked right into that cart on purpose just to knock them all off! Then I would have grabbed as much as I could and then start passing them out to those who were looking for them but couldn't have them because of this dickweenie!
#12
My Kid Has A Non-Coronavirus Related Fever. But Panic Shopping Has Made It Hard To Find Medicine
Tara Brooks 5 years ago (edited)
I faced the same thing. I can’t find anything anywhere. Hoping to try Amazon
#13
[Screw] This Person, Too
![[Screw] This Person, Too](https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/5e6f2c40d0e5b_ycnpiysatpm41__700.jpg "[Screw] This Person, Too")
#14
Seattle Has Chosen Its Food Of Choice For Corona Catastrophe 2020
Dried beans. Dried [frikinn] beans.
Everytime we have external stresses, people in the Seattle area choose a weird food item to stock up on. For Snowpocalypse in February 2019, it was bread and milk. Now, it's dried beans. Most of the people who purchased these have probably never even cooked with dried beans!
#15
I Don't Fear The Virus, I Fear A Run On Supplies
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This Person Is Buying Three Pallets Of Disinfectant Wipes. Don’t Be This Person. [Screw] This Person
![This Person Is Buying Three Pallets Of Disinfectant Wipes. Don’t Be This Person. [Screw] This Person](https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/5e6f2c289f53b_q5jji6u13nm41__700.jpg "This Person Is Buying Three Pallets Of Disinfectant Wipes. Don’t Be This Person. [Screw] This Person")
Leodavinci 5 years ago
How do any of them let it happen? Especially when the big national retailers have inventory management systems that charge regular price when you've gone over a sale price purchase limit.... and it happens right at the register before you even pay. IMO, retailers are more responsible for these "shortages" than hoarders. Retailers could see it happening as soon as it started. I'm also not happy with Bored Panda right now as two similar replies I've made in this thread, about retailers, appear to have been deleted. Come on... where's the social outrage over large corporations part in this mess?
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Shelley Jennings 5 years ago
They shouldn't be allowed to sell one person so much f*****g stuff!!!
Sharneez Backhouse 5 years ago
Oh my gosh is the for their personal use. In Australia we get one pack per person. Don’t be selfish. Think of others especially the elderly people.
TheReader19 5 years ago
Get a steam cleaner, just as effective and non toxic. So all this wipes will be pointless
Creation Station 5 years ago
Why isn’t the store being responsible and limiting the amount one person can buy
Christopher Chiesa 5 years ago
Giving her the benefit of the doubt, maybe she runs (or works for) a chain of nursing homes.
Kimberly Jane 5 years ago
Doesn’t anyone know how to make their own sani wipes?? Look it up on Pinterest
April Vereb 5 years ago
May people TP her house when they end up with plumbing issues!...for the next 2 years!
AnnSmithJones 5 years ago
Let's just pretend he works for a clinic or homeless shelter instead of what he was probably actually planning to do with that stuff.
Amy Lewandowski 5 years ago
Why is that even allowed!? Hope they can’t find any toilet paper and have only these wipes to use!
Francie Traschen 5 years ago
the stores have to stop allowing this and put restrictions on the amount one person can buy
Edward Drew 5 years ago
Some of these people own small businesses and buy sufficient stock for their business. They don't have delivery trucks. Sams Club & Costco are small business suppliers!
Helen Coyle 5 years ago
The store should be fined for selling that much to a single buyer. Unless it is a hospital or for distribution to aged care facilities or schools
Tabitha Morrison 5 years ago
Why are stores even allowing this kind of s**t to take place?!? Tell these people no sorry only 2-3 per customer . I hope there is a special place in hell for these type of beings
Pamela Scott 5 years ago
Totally agree that this is wrong on every single level but when it goes to the point that the store had to get a dolly or a fork truck for their hording numb skull customer I can't help but think somebody could have forced them to cut back just a bit!!!
Sharon Madsen 5 years ago
I'm wondering why the stores allow this type of behavior. They have the right to limit the number of items purchased!
Susan Younger 5 years ago
I would hope they are buying for a hospital but I’m just naive when confronted with people that are that greedy and cruel.
Gwen Davis-Feldman 5 years ago
And all the disinfectant wipes in the world won't clean the heart of this b******e!
Fenja Martina 5 years ago (edited)
I really do not understand a) why stores are still letting this happen and b) why , in the known cases in which this has happened, the authorities do not step in and take all the stuff back. Hoarding toilet paper is just r******d, but taking disinfectant in such an amount away from others is a serious health concern. For all I care those people can be refunded, but all of the wipes, except for maybe a normal household amount, should go back.
Candice Ravel 5 years ago
This person needs a loogie right in his whore mouth. Disinfect that, f****r.
Laura Maeflower 5 years ago
They're kind of screwing themselves here. Now there will be less disinfected areas.
Kathy Baylis 5 years ago (edited)
The ONLY legitimate reason for this is you run some kind of necessary facility (especially for the more vulnerable among us) and have an unexpected need to stock up extra supplies. Otherwise, you are a despicable person, and deserve all the punishment karma has waiting for you.
Not-so-MadMax 5 years ago
maybe they're donating to a homeless shelter. I don't want to believe the people in this thread excist
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Assh*le In My County Bought All Of This Toilet Paper And Is Now Trying To Sell It In Various Facebook Groups
Samantha Lomb 5 years ago
forward his name and details to the authorities. Tennessee is looking to prosecute hand sanitizer guy, maybe your state will go after this person
#18
Costco As Soon They Announced School Closing
#19
Other Than Panic Buying Being Incredibly Selfish And Unnecessary, How Does Someone Have The Space To Refrigerate All This Milk?
Andrea Jones 5 years ago
perhaps they are buying to give to elderly family or neighbours. I hope they are
#20
Entitled Woman Goes To Red Robin
#21
People Are Panic-Buying Eggs Now? You Assh*les Know You Can’t Grow Chickens With Those Right?
Ruth Mayfly 5 years ago
Eggs keep for ages at room temperatures, though. Or they do if you're not in the USA where they wash the protective coat off, which shortens their storage life and means they need refridgerating.
#22
This Couple In Canada, Reselling Wipes Online For Around $90 Cad Bought From Costco's
#23
Stay Classy You Opportunistic Assh*led
#24
Father And Sister Of St. Louis County Woman With Coronavirus Violated Quarantine By Going To A School Dance
Becky Moore 5 years ago
Stupid a******s! And a school dance?! At least go somewhere worth leaving the house for :P
#25
This Picture Was Taken At My Local Costco. We're Doomed Folks
Chris Green 5 years ago
I hope these people go home and set those masks on the counter they use to prepare food.
#26
Empty And Messy Shelves At A Tesco Supermarket After Panic Buying
#27
Buying All Hand Sanitizer
#28
British Shoppers Are Being Urged Not To Panic
Analyn Lahr 5 years ago
I read that the guy who looks like Trump's illegitimate younger brother wants them spread it around to try and develop herd immunity.
#29
Today's Line As Soon As Costco Opened. People Fighting For Water, Toilet Paper, Rice, And Other Essentials
Analyn Lahr 5 years ago
I just renewed my dang membership to that place. I can hardly stand the crowds on a normal day. Definitely not going now.
#30
You’re Part Of The Problem!
Blessing in disguise that I came home this weekend and I live next to the largest grocery store in Illinois. That said, even they are running out of stuff. Still grateful that for at least a few weeks we will be stocked up.
Becky Moore 5 years ago
To be fair that's not a whole lot; they might have a big family...or the shits?!
#31
My Local Meijer's Toilet Paper Aisle Due To The Corona Panic
#32
Empty Shelves At The Tesco Extra In Stockton On Teesside Are Left Empty After Customers Panic Buy
#33
This Is A New Level Of [Screw] You
![This Is A New Level Of [Screw] You](https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/5e6f39b424826_bk6qkmin4um41__700.jpg "This Is A New Level Of [Screw] You")
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British Police And Army Deployed To Protect Toilet Tissue Amid Coronavirus Panic
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Carol Emory 5 years ago
There's an easy way to solve this issue...criminal prosecution to the hoarders and price gougers. They do it all the time when there are natural disasters like hurricanes. That's what the declaration of the state of emergencies are...an attempt to freeze prices and open prosecutions for hoarding and to release funds to help with such crisis. This is no different. Prosecute the little B**tards.
BusLady 5 years ago
Make them go pick up trash at the side of the road. In orange vests that say "Hoarder" on the back.
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WilvanderHeijden 5 years ago
Just a simple rule of max 2 items of any article per person would have made hoarding almost impossible.The government could have issued a directive to all shops to instate that rule as soon as the idiots started hoarding. But Trump was too busy trying to buy a German firm that is very close to finding a cure for Corona.
Lulik 5 years ago
In Poland in many shops there is this kind of max 3 items per person limit and it really works!
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Mama Panda 5 years ago
I hope the Karma train runs all of these selfish reverse Robin Hoods over and over and over until there is nothing left but pulp. These photos and people make me sick! Yeah everyone wants world peace until there is a pandemic....f*****g a******s!!!!
Laura Maeflower 5 years ago
Take from the poor, sell to the rich. Pretty sad.
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NQ L 5 years ago
Just watch - they'll be standing in line to return all of those once this is over. I hope the stores don't let them return anything. Stupid greedy people. Remember Y2K? I knew someone that hundreds of rice bags. She tried to return them and the store didn't let her. It was funny.
Nikki Lee 5 years ago
The store I work in and many others have already instilled a no returns policy, they're urging/suggesting that any no longer wanted items, be donated, serves them right for being so damn greedy.
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John Dwyer 5 years ago
The problem does not lie with customers panic buying, it lies with the shops and outlets not restricting the number of each product customer may buy. If shops did this, their shelves would not be empty, so perhaps they had already worked this out.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 5 years ago
No. the problem lies with the a******s. The shops reacted too slow, that's true, but it's still the a******s' fault in the first place.
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Cori 5 years ago
I bought 3 containers of disinfectant wipes, 2 small bottles of hand sanitizer, 1 refill sized bottle of hand soap, 2 cans of lysol and just enough people and pet food for about a month. Every time I put something in my cart I would check the shelves to make sure there was plenty for others (I shopped early). It's important to take care of yourself and be prepared, but it's also important that we think of others, especially the elderly. I have a family member in his 70's who lives with me, which is why I needed to shop early and hole up to keep him safe.
Lauren Caswell 5 years ago
I wish more people could appropriately forward plan, as you have! Hardly anyone seems to realise there's a middle ground between hoarding and partying in crowds
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.gas. 5 years ago
Psychotherapist friend offered some perspective: it's not panic buying so much as trying to control an uncontrollable situation. These maniacs somehow think that if they have 300 rolls of toilet paper, everything will be fine.
BluEyedSeoulite 5 years ago
I would've gone after the canned, dried, and frozen foods. That way at least the bulk of my grocery shopping is done for the next month..
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John Louis 5 years ago
This just shows how incredibly ignorant these empty headed, fear mongering, greedy, ridiculous, idiotic, illogical, sheeple are. When all of this blows over they will be left with products and debts trhey can't begin to handle.
Marina 5 years ago
Honestly, I cant wait for that to happen/ i hope there will be tons of posts of greedy f**ks who lost money because they tried to get "rich" like that
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NeverGoWoke 5 years ago
It made me so sad and angry to see this in my home town and all over London but yesterday I decided not to get angry about it because there's no point getting angry about something I have no control over.
Petra Schaap 5 years ago
also there are so many different ways to clean your butt :-D Toilet Paper is the least of my worries.
Ms.GB 5 years ago
These people are actually contributing to spreading the virus when they are leaving so many others without soap, sanitizer, meds, etc...people are incredibly stupid if they can't deduce that by hoarding items they are actually increasing the chances that they and their loved ones will be exposed to coronavirus.
April Simnel 5 years ago
Well, I usually buy no ice cream. But when I last went shopping a week and a half ago, I bought TWO PINTS, people! If I'm gonna be holed up for a month, I'm gonna need some Cookies 'n' Cream, OK? But only a four pack of TP because I've not gone mad.
Lindsay Davis 5 years ago
I'm out of toilet paper (I was gonna go shopping last week...but there was nothing) this post literally makes me want to cry. My family has lost 60,000$ over the last few weeks due to the stock market.(which is really hurting us financially idk what to do) and now we are out of gosh darn toilet paper and can't buy any because of these hoarders!! Smh
Hermione Granger 5 years ago
In my opinion, the more people hoard, the worse the actual situation becomes because people will then panic and do the same.
Petra Schaap 5 years ago
bad thing is that most of the panic bought stuff will be thrown away. I saw a woman with 4 boxes of tomatoes and I cant even eat fast enough to finish one before they all go bad. But maybe she just wanted to make a whole lot of pasta sauce..... people with 25 loafs of bread... serious.... theres a whole differnce between people who buy more of the usual so they dont have to go out the next three weeks, and panic buying. And as i see here, a*****e buying >:-(
Jagerzamo 5 years ago
May I know why so much toilet paper? I mean, here in ARG people buy sanitizer, but the markets are not that full and there's toilet paper in every shelve...
Kenny Kulbiski 5 years ago
Certainly not downplaying the virus but the damage being done by the panic and greed will probably be longer lasting. Stores could easily limit items to a reasonable amount but apparently as long as they get paid its okay.
Celeste Grant 5 years ago
Human nature at its absolute worst. There is a time and a place for entrepreneurial spirt and a pandemic isn't one of them. We all need to be working together (figuratively of course) by following the regulations about social isolating in order to flatten the curve. Anyone who thinks the regulations don't apply to them should be prosecuted.
Not-so-MadMax 5 years ago
you should have seen the lines in front of the Coffeeshops here in the Netherland. They anounced at around 5 that all shops would be closed at 6 until april 6th. It was hillarious to see people stocking up.
Bernadett Nagy 5 years ago
we are out of flour, bread starter and vegetable oil and toilet paper and hand-sanitizer. i live in a VILLAGE IN SERBIA. yesterday the president gave a very dramatic speech saying the elderly should stay home (they were panic buying today) and for people not to gather in bars/cafes.
ADHORTATOR 5 years ago
I live in eastern France, one of the hot spots of Corona Virus. I went buying groceries on saturday, the choice of pasta and rice wass very limited, but tons of toilet paper available.
What does a Foxxy say? 5 years ago
I am astounded at the selfishness and greed of people during this time. I am absolutely disgusted with the attitude of the people who don’t give any thought to others like the elderly, sick and disabled etc. I fortunately haven’t had to buy toilet paper yet coz I bought a 36 pack a week before the stupid a******s stripped the shelves bare. Even after numerous reports telling people it is unnecessary and shops bringing in a limit, it is still a struggle to find anywhere that has toilet paper. People are even selling it on the internet for ridiculous prices taking advantage of the people who NEED it. And it isn’t just toilet paper but flour, soap, hand sanitiser, wipes, tissues, tinned foods etc. I did my usual shop and had to forgo many items coz the shelves were empty. The people doing this should be ashamed of themselves.
Tyler Duffy 5 years ago
Screw anyone selling toilet paper, also screw anyone buying it from someone selling it.
Becky Moore 5 years ago
But some people won't have a choice? Though I dunno why toilet paper is the item of choice as you can use so many things in your house to wipe your bum if you really had to!
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Robert A.Atkins 5 years ago
The stores have to put limits on no. of items. se extra police, if necessary. These are the kind of people that give humans a bad name.
Himanshu Raj 5 years ago
"When the chips are down, these... these civilized people, they'll eat each other." -Joker, 2008
Pittsburgh rare 5 years ago
I feel sorry for those stockpiling out of panic, but I really hope that those hoarding to resell suffer something way worse and more painful than coronavirus.
BluEyedSeoulite 5 years ago
What I find extremely amusing is that I live in Seoul. We've been asked to self-quarantine since before March. My daughter's daycare has only accepted children whose parents both work and have no other child care option for 3 weeks. We have had an ongoing outbreak that seems to have finally peaked this last week because of a super spreader in a cult. There was just a few days of panic buying of ramen and bottled water. We experienced about 1 week of online fresh and frozen food delivery overload. No one stock piled toilet paper. The worst we had was hand sanitizer and face masks, still almost impossible to buy. Since we live so crowded together, face masks make a lot of sense for us. Granted, we did/do have idiots lining up to buy face masks at the pharmacy. I won't and make do with cloth face masks because I'm pregnant and not taking the risk. Especially since at least one positive patient decided to line up while waiting for his test results...
Jo Choto 5 years ago
I am so glad in my village, people haven't gone nuts. on the other hand, my niece and her roommates, who are all medical students, are having a hard finding food in their local shops. I get the herd mentality of many sheeple, but for goodness sake, think about everyone, not just yourself.
What does a Foxxy say? 5 years ago
In Australia most shops have limited toilet paper to one packet per person but the shelves are still empty almost as soon as the shops open. I haven’t been able to find toilet paper for almost 2 weeks and same goes for many other people I know. And we aren’t just going to one shop. I have been to 6 shops and haven’t seen toilet paper or tissues.
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Christine Clark 5 years ago
Make them go down and unblock the sewers, because of their greed other people will have to use newspaper,rags and kitchen roll that will block the sewers.
John Smith 5 years ago
Hey I really believe that every American should record the names of those retailers that take advantage and gouge during a crisis so we can consumer-spank them when this is over and put them out of business.
Animal lover❤ 5 years ago
Thus reminds me of what people did before the year 2000 came around. Minus the hand sanitizer
Paaandaman 5 years ago
So far since all this virus thing broke out, I only bought 20 rolls of toilet paper. Just coz' I'm about to run out from my previous purchase.. Have to say we are lucky that our supermarkets had put restrictions on the quantity you can purchase.
Cristina S. 5 years ago (edited)
Our local grocery stores were CLEANED OUT last week. No canned goods of any kind (except sardines??), no rice, eggs, beans, potatoes, milk, soups or meat. No paper goods either. A lot of the stores now have 2 item limits on pretty much everything.
Lyone Fein 5 years ago
Hoarders and scammers are actively contributing to the spread of the virus and to the deaths of the most vulnerable. Retail stores have the right to limit purchases per customer and should have done so right from the start. But it is up to all of us to report any of these vultures that we know about to the FBI. Because of their selfishness, those who are sick cannot get the supplies they need to control the spread of this disease. Thus making it necessary for sick people to go outside in search of items that they could have gotten days or weeks before falling ill. Hoarders are criminals, and they endanger us all.
Jane Alexander 5 years ago (edited)
Call the neighbors, arrange for one or two guys to distract the gouger with haggling over the price while the rest of the neighborhood just helps themselves to the TP. He can't chase everybody. I'm not in favor of mob rule, but these people need an education.
Carol Roeder 5 years ago
I am so ashamed of all these people. There is no reason for any of this and I really blame the stores for letting them get by with it! All they have to do is put a limit on what they buy and that would end this bullc**p. They can do the same thing online too!
cybermerlin2000 5 years ago
I went shopping and laughed. No one was hoarding scented candles! My house is going to smell AWESOME!!!
Maya Baggins 5 years ago
Went to the apothecary to get some cold medicine for bf. Guy next to me tried to buy A WHOLE BOX of masks (he got just one, girl refused to give him more than one). And the previous day a woman tried to get all of the hand sanitazer available at the damn apothecary (got one bottle). People are going crazy.
Mario Dibble 5 years ago
Absolutely disgusting! Selfish bastard's need running over.... There the scum we could all do with out! What's it teaching the younger generation when adults can't act in a sensible manner when there's an epidemic of this magnitude.... Thankfully we're not all scum like these!!
Blazing Embers 5 years ago
Here in Texas there is a limit of 2 items per visit but greedy a$$holes buy 2 then come right back and buy two more which clears the shelves just as effectivly
Glynis Lailann 5 years ago
Surely there is a law from the Dept of Trade & Industry stating that one needs a trader's licence when on-selling goods in quantity? Not only are these people idiots, but they are depriving those (who need medicines, thermometers, etc) in need!
nala simba 5 years ago
Hang 'em high! Why do shops allow this? There should be a limit. Elsewhere, for example, where goods are on special offer, they are limited to 2 per customer.
Lara Verne 5 years ago
A**holes are everywhere. Here some jerks bought all the masks and selling it for unreasonable prices. So now, people are sewing masks at home and sell it for low price or giving it for free.
Erika O 5 years ago
My hope for these hoarders is that all those paper goods and excessive food get damaged and spoil. Giving them all uncontrollable shits. I'd feel vindicated for their idiocy.
SAF saf 5 years ago
Costco should have been restricting some of these things to maybe one "pallet" of Clorox wipes per person. Joking aside, the Corona virus is concerning but so are these poor excuses for human beings. If you're genuinely concerned why wipe out the water and soda isles? what does this virus have to do with your preference of water?
Misty Suarez-Forehand 5 years ago
I work retail and we dont let anyone buy more then 4 to 6 of any item ever on a normal day. Now they are limited to 1. I don't understand how these places allow these jerks to buy up thing like that.
Zelda Blue 5 years ago
There is a special circle of hell for these people, it will not have any toilet paper either. I hope if they get sick that no one helps them, they need to suffer.
Screwball123 5 years ago
I am not an American but still can't help feel angry at their situation ..just imagining living in a nation where govt runs for the business and not people and things like hoarders,greedy opportunists and a*****e landlords run rampant is blood boiling
Sandy Harris 5 years ago
I think if people are foolish enough to pay these prices they are just as guilty.
John Baker 5 years ago
And yet again, when faced with a crisis, people the world over prove themselves to be selfish, greedy a******s.
Marnie 5 years ago
I absolutely don't condone hording (and especially selling it later), but I have a doubt it all being "panic buying". What we don't realize is how often they stock the stores. If everyone makes one extra trip in a week to stock up a bit, you're going to end up with shortages. Also, they are asking people to stay home. So, maybe people normally only have a week or two worth of food at home, but ideally all of us go to a public place not at all for the next 3-4 weeks. I never have more than a week's worth of food at home. That doesn't mean I hoarded. I did buy food when I usually would not have (3 small bags), but across a lot of people, it all adds up. We are about 3 days away from the grocery store being empty. We always see it full, so we think there isn't a lot being purchased every day. A little extra purchase, and things go empty.
Marnie 5 years ago
What I mean about "3 days away from store being empty" is that they are refilling shelves all the time. If they didn't for some reason, normall buying would empty the store pretty quickly. It's just a way of explaining the supply.
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Naomi Wayker 5 years ago
they're acting like the corona is so bad but flu is even worse more ppl have from that then corona
SciFi Vortex 5 years ago
Just start a rumour that Coronvirus is attracted to tree bark ... and paper. These dumb, self-centered bastards will probably believe it and start hoarding Cling Wrap to wipe their fat arses.
SciFi Vortex 5 years ago (edited)
Prudish Americans are terrified of the word "toilet" and use the word "bathroom" instead. So why do they say "toilet paper" and not "bathroom paper"? One of life's little mysteries.
elia 84631 5 years ago
For me this behavior is just problematic why not only buy huge amount of sanitizers and toilet papers but they benefit from the virus panic to spread the stupidity across the world. I wish there is a limitation for items in supermarkets and some information about virus
Bradley Oiler 5 years ago
What if the two ladies buying all the toilet paper are doing it for a daycare or a retirement home? We really don't know and that's why people should stop getting mad about it.
Sasy 5 years ago
Some of these pics are situational and dangerous to project on people as being bad. An aftercare may always buy that much milk, or a team of some kind, nursing homes sometimes do shopping like others, the stores know. Many scenarios were someone may buy that way all the time, should not be labeled bad.
Zelda Blue 5 years ago
There is a special circle of hell for these people. When they get sick I hope that not one person helps them. I say let them suffer.
Living_Shadow 5 years ago
I hate this so much. Humans immediately become selfish when something threatening comes along. Instead of thinking for the community, they only think of themselves. This isn't even the worst virus that could have broken out. There are worse viruses out there, which are downright deadly and lethal and could bring humanity down so fast we wouldn't even see it. There are certain virus mutations and could-be viruses that if spread, would be instant killers. Humanity is lucky it's nothing worse. We are so Goddamn lucky it's nothing on a more serious level. And yet, people are panic shopping as if it is. Stupid. Basic rule of survival, to benefit everyone, is to not be overcome with panic
David Wong 5 years ago
When I thought it was crazy in Hong Kong..... the outside is doing better.
Steven Cook 5 years ago
Folks, I hate to break it to you and I know some folks will howl with rage at me for saying this but; This is how capitalism is designed to work. Supply and Demand. Peak Pricing. This. Is. By. Design.
Tex Houston 5 years ago
You do realize that one of your sponsors on this page showing what jerks people are being during this emergency, Sanirise, is jacking prices as well.
Veera Viippola 5 years ago
Whats wrong with people? So glad I live in north part of nordic country And WHAT is it with the hoarding of toilet paper??
Tara Stevens 5 years ago
I feel really bad for anyone working in these places, Christmas sized queues but with out extra seasonal staff! That’s tough! As for horribly selfish people using such a situation to make money (and I include the stores, who could have implemented maximum items per customer much earlier!) you and your loved ones are in danger, that bog roll ain’t gonna save you! Well done douchebags!
Daniel da Silva 5 years ago
Whats the deal with ppl buying a shitload of toilet paper? Is that gonna be their food or something like that?
Mark Fuller 5 years ago
Totally on board with most thoughts. What happened to the "all for one and one for all mentality" that won world wars? Instead, we're surrounded by the most vile, selfish, inconsiderate pricks that you can imagine. What in the name of god do people think they're going to do with 400 toilet rolls??? They have no nutritional value FYI!! This is a bloody serious virus that requires attention and forethought.... not Armageddon where you plan to isolate and live underground for the next five years. We are shopping as normal but now can’t get some basics or essentials because utter dickheads have snatched them all up. If this virus is nature’s way of population control, I hope it takes out the stupid folks first!!
Monika Rhodes 5 years ago
I don't understand why shops don't put limits on purchase. X amount per person. That would solve it!
Daria Z 5 years ago
But... why toilet paper?! I would understand canned food and pasta supplies but why stock on the toilet paper? It's not like it's vital for survival or am I missing something? :0
Michelle Chevalier 5 years ago
Down here in Florida we also get those kind of idiots during hurricane season and a CAT 3 or higher is going to hit...What pisses me off even more is that once it's all over they['ll be the first ones trying to return the stuff they over bought. All of these items like water, sanitizers, and paper goods can't be resold legally so it's sent back to the manufacturer and destroyed.
Jennifer Evans 5 years ago
I'm a coupon shopper so I already had all of these things on hand and had a lot of them. I have a friend who asked if I would get her a specific brand from the store I work at. I got her a 6pk and told her she'd have to switch back and forth from that and some of what I had stored up. A lady saw me buying it and just rolled her eyes and called me greedy. IT WAS A SIX PACK. The only things I bought then was that 6pk of tp, one box of cereal and a pack of clearance socks...
Jennifer Evans 5 years ago
Just to be clear, I did NOT buy extra of anything when all of this started. I already had it from previous shopping trips. Not a hoarder, just a huge family that relies on me getting things as inexpensive as possible.
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Michelle Lanham 5 years ago
I think it's really scary to see how easily people can be manipulated. They are being played by the media. Doesn't anyone ever actually educate themselves? The common flu kills more people in a day than Corona virus has in total
Roger Orton 5 years ago
Since most toilets are in or adjacent to bathrooms what is wrong with cleaning your bum with soap and water and a flannel which can then be washed, cheaper and cleaner?
Mugen 5 years ago
Too bad that won't happen. This Virus is a joke. Yet everyone got hyped and are frigtened to death against this s****y flue.
Load More Replies... Carol Emory 5 years ago
There's an easy way to solve this issue...criminal prosecution to the hoarders and price gougers. They do it all the time when there are natural disasters like hurricanes. That's what the declaration of the state of emergencies are...an attempt to freeze prices and open prosecutions for hoarding and to release funds to help with such crisis. This is no different. Prosecute the little B**tards.
BusLady 5 years ago
Make them go pick up trash at the side of the road. In orange vests that say "Hoarder" on the back.
Load More Replies... WilvanderHeijden 5 years ago
Just a simple rule of max 2 items of any article per person would have made hoarding almost impossible.The government could have issued a directive to all shops to instate that rule as soon as the idiots started hoarding. But Trump was too busy trying to buy a German firm that is very close to finding a cure for Corona.
Lulik 5 years ago
In Poland in many shops there is this kind of max 3 items per person limit and it really works!
Load More Replies... Mama Panda 5 years ago
I hope the Karma train runs all of these selfish reverse Robin Hoods over and over and over until there is nothing left but pulp. These photos and people make me sick! Yeah everyone wants world peace until there is a pandemic....f*****g a******s!!!!
Laura Maeflower 5 years ago
Take from the poor, sell to the rich. Pretty sad.
Load More Replies... NQ L 5 years ago
Just watch - they'll be standing in line to return all of those once this is over. I hope the stores don't let them return anything. Stupid greedy people. Remember Y2K? I knew someone that hundreds of rice bags. She tried to return them and the store didn't let her. It was funny.
Nikki Lee 5 years ago
The store I work in and many others have already instilled a no returns policy, they're urging/suggesting that any no longer wanted items, be donated, serves them right for being so damn greedy.
Load More Replies... John Dwyer 5 years ago
The problem does not lie with customers panic buying, it lies with the shops and outlets not restricting the number of each product customer may buy. If shops did this, their shelves would not be empty, so perhaps they had already worked this out.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 5 years ago
No. the problem lies with the a******s. The shops reacted too slow, that's true, but it's still the a******s' fault in the first place.
Load More Replies... Cori 5 years ago
I bought 3 containers of disinfectant wipes, 2 small bottles of hand sanitizer, 1 refill sized bottle of hand soap, 2 cans of lysol and just enough people and pet food for about a month. Every time I put something in my cart I would check the shelves to make sure there was plenty for others (I shopped early). It's important to take care of yourself and be prepared, but it's also important that we think of others, especially the elderly. I have a family member in his 70's who lives with me, which is why I needed to shop early and hole up to keep him safe.
Lauren Caswell 5 years ago
I wish more people could appropriately forward plan, as you have! Hardly anyone seems to realise there's a middle ground between hoarding and partying in crowds
Load More Replies... .gas. 5 years ago
Psychotherapist friend offered some perspective: it's not panic buying so much as trying to control an uncontrollable situation. These maniacs somehow think that if they have 300 rolls of toilet paper, everything will be fine.
BluEyedSeoulite 5 years ago
I would've gone after the canned, dried, and frozen foods. That way at least the bulk of my grocery shopping is done for the next month..
Load More Replies... John Louis 5 years ago
This just shows how incredibly ignorant these empty headed, fear mongering, greedy, ridiculous, idiotic, illogical, sheeple are. When all of this blows over they will be left with products and debts trhey can't begin to handle.
Marina 5 years ago
Honestly, I cant wait for that to happen/ i hope there will be tons of posts of greedy f**ks who lost money because they tried to get "rich" like that
Load More Replies... NeverGoWoke 5 years ago
It made me so sad and angry to see this in my home town and all over London but yesterday I decided not to get angry about it because there's no point getting angry about something I have no control over.
Petra Schaap 5 years ago
also there are so many different ways to clean your butt :-D Toilet Paper is the least of my worries.
Ms.GB 5 years ago
These people are actually contributing to spreading the virus when they are leaving so many others without soap, sanitizer, meds, etc...people are incredibly stupid if they can't deduce that by hoarding items they are actually increasing the chances that they and their loved ones will be exposed to coronavirus.
April Simnel 5 years ago
Well, I usually buy no ice cream. But when I last went shopping a week and a half ago, I bought TWO PINTS, people! If I'm gonna be holed up for a month, I'm gonna need some Cookies 'n' Cream, OK? But only a four pack of TP because I've not gone mad.
Lindsay Davis 5 years ago
I'm out of toilet paper (I was gonna go shopping last week...but there was nothing) this post literally makes me want to cry. My family has lost 60,000$ over the last few weeks due to the stock market.(which is really hurting us financially idk what to do) and now we are out of gosh darn toilet paper and can't buy any because of these hoarders!! Smh
Hermione Granger 5 years ago
In my opinion, the more people hoard, the worse the actual situation becomes because people will then panic and do the same.
Petra Schaap 5 years ago
bad thing is that most of the panic bought stuff will be thrown away. I saw a woman with 4 boxes of tomatoes and I cant even eat fast enough to finish one before they all go bad. But maybe she just wanted to make a whole lot of pasta sauce..... people with 25 loafs of bread... serious.... theres a whole differnce between people who buy more of the usual so they dont have to go out the next three weeks, and panic buying. And as i see here, a*****e buying >:-(
Jagerzamo 5 years ago
May I know why so much toilet paper? I mean, here in ARG people buy sanitizer, but the markets are not that full and there's toilet paper in every shelve...
Kenny Kulbiski 5 years ago
Certainly not downplaying the virus but the damage being done by the panic and greed will probably be longer lasting. Stores could easily limit items to a reasonable amount but apparently as long as they get paid its okay.
Celeste Grant 5 years ago
Human nature at its absolute worst. There is a time and a place for entrepreneurial spirt and a pandemic isn't one of them. We all need to be working together (figuratively of course) by following the regulations about social isolating in order to flatten the curve. Anyone who thinks the regulations don't apply to them should be prosecuted.
Not-so-MadMax 5 years ago
you should have seen the lines in front of the Coffeeshops here in the Netherland. They anounced at around 5 that all shops would be closed at 6 until april 6th. It was hillarious to see people stocking up.
Bernadett Nagy 5 years ago
we are out of flour, bread starter and vegetable oil and toilet paper and hand-sanitizer. i live in a VILLAGE IN SERBIA. yesterday the president gave a very dramatic speech saying the elderly should stay home (they were panic buying today) and for people not to gather in bars/cafes.
ADHORTATOR 5 years ago
I live in eastern France, one of the hot spots of Corona Virus. I went buying groceries on saturday, the choice of pasta and rice wass very limited, but tons of toilet paper available.
What does a Foxxy say? 5 years ago
I am astounded at the selfishness and greed of people during this time. I am absolutely disgusted with the attitude of the people who don’t give any thought to others like the elderly, sick and disabled etc. I fortunately haven’t had to buy toilet paper yet coz I bought a 36 pack a week before the stupid a******s stripped the shelves bare. Even after numerous reports telling people it is unnecessary and shops bringing in a limit, it is still a struggle to find anywhere that has toilet paper. People are even selling it on the internet for ridiculous prices taking advantage of the people who NEED it. And it isn’t just toilet paper but flour, soap, hand sanitiser, wipes, tissues, tinned foods etc. I did my usual shop and had to forgo many items coz the shelves were empty. The people doing this should be ashamed of themselves.
Tyler Duffy 5 years ago
Screw anyone selling toilet paper, also screw anyone buying it from someone selling it.
Becky Moore 5 years ago
But some people won't have a choice? Though I dunno why toilet paper is the item of choice as you can use so many things in your house to wipe your bum if you really had to!
Load More Replies... Robert A.Atkins 5 years ago
The stores have to put limits on no. of items. se extra police, if necessary. These are the kind of people that give humans a bad name.
Himanshu Raj 5 years ago
"When the chips are down, these... these civilized people, they'll eat each other." -Joker, 2008
Pittsburgh rare 5 years ago
I feel sorry for those stockpiling out of panic, but I really hope that those hoarding to resell suffer something way worse and more painful than coronavirus.
BluEyedSeoulite 5 years ago
What I find extremely amusing is that I live in Seoul. We've been asked to self-quarantine since before March. My daughter's daycare has only accepted children whose parents both work and have no other child care option for 3 weeks. We have had an ongoing outbreak that seems to have finally peaked this last week because of a super spreader in a cult. There was just a few days of panic buying of ramen and bottled water. We experienced about 1 week of online fresh and frozen food delivery overload. No one stock piled toilet paper. The worst we had was hand sanitizer and face masks, still almost impossible to buy. Since we live so crowded together, face masks make a lot of sense for us. Granted, we did/do have idiots lining up to buy face masks at the pharmacy. I won't and make do with cloth face masks because I'm pregnant and not taking the risk. Especially since at least one positive patient decided to line up while waiting for his test results...
Jo Choto 5 years ago
I am so glad in my village, people haven't gone nuts. on the other hand, my niece and her roommates, who are all medical students, are having a hard finding food in their local shops. I get the herd mentality of many sheeple, but for goodness sake, think about everyone, not just yourself.
What does a Foxxy say? 5 years ago
In Australia most shops have limited toilet paper to one packet per person but the shelves are still empty almost as soon as the shops open. I haven’t been able to find toilet paper for almost 2 weeks and same goes for many other people I know. And we aren’t just going to one shop. I have been to 6 shops and haven’t seen toilet paper or tissues.
Load More Replies... Christine Clark 5 years ago
Make them go down and unblock the sewers, because of their greed other people will have to use newspaper,rags and kitchen roll that will block the sewers.
John Smith 5 years ago
Hey I really believe that every American should record the names of those retailers that take advantage and gouge during a crisis so we can consumer-spank them when this is over and put them out of business.
Animal lover❤ 5 years ago
Thus reminds me of what people did before the year 2000 came around. Minus the hand sanitizer
Paaandaman 5 years ago
So far since all this virus thing broke out, I only bought 20 rolls of toilet paper. Just coz' I'm about to run out from my previous purchase.. Have to say we are lucky that our supermarkets had put restrictions on the quantity you can purchase.
Cristina S. 5 years ago (edited)
Our local grocery stores were CLEANED OUT last week. No canned goods of any kind (except sardines??), no rice, eggs, beans, potatoes, milk, soups or meat. No paper goods either. A lot of the stores now have 2 item limits on pretty much everything.
Lyone Fein 5 years ago
Hoarders and scammers are actively contributing to the spread of the virus and to the deaths of the most vulnerable. Retail stores have the right to limit purchases per customer and should have done so right from the start. But it is up to all of us to report any of these vultures that we know about to the FBI. Because of their selfishness, those who are sick cannot get the supplies they need to control the spread of this disease. Thus making it necessary for sick people to go outside in search of items that they could have gotten days or weeks before falling ill. Hoarders are criminals, and they endanger us all.
Jane Alexander 5 years ago (edited)
Call the neighbors, arrange for one or two guys to distract the gouger with haggling over the price while the rest of the neighborhood just helps themselves to the TP. He can't chase everybody. I'm not in favor of mob rule, but these people need an education.
Carol Roeder 5 years ago
I am so ashamed of all these people. There is no reason for any of this and I really blame the stores for letting them get by with it! All they have to do is put a limit on what they buy and that would end this bullc**p. They can do the same thing online too!
cybermerlin2000 5 years ago
I went shopping and laughed. No one was hoarding scented candles! My house is going to smell AWESOME!!!
Maya Baggins 5 years ago
Went to the apothecary to get some cold medicine for bf. Guy next to me tried to buy A WHOLE BOX of masks (he got just one, girl refused to give him more than one). And the previous day a woman tried to get all of the hand sanitazer available at the damn apothecary (got one bottle). People are going crazy.
Mario Dibble 5 years ago
Absolutely disgusting! Selfish bastard's need running over.... There the scum we could all do with out! What's it teaching the younger generation when adults can't act in a sensible manner when there's an epidemic of this magnitude.... Thankfully we're not all scum like these!!
Blazing Embers 5 years ago
Here in Texas there is a limit of 2 items per visit but greedy a$$holes buy 2 then come right back and buy two more which clears the shelves just as effectivly
Glynis Lailann 5 years ago
Surely there is a law from the Dept of Trade & Industry stating that one needs a trader's licence when on-selling goods in quantity? Not only are these people idiots, but they are depriving those (who need medicines, thermometers, etc) in need!
nala simba 5 years ago
Hang 'em high! Why do shops allow this? There should be a limit. Elsewhere, for example, where goods are on special offer, they are limited to 2 per customer.
Lara Verne 5 years ago
A**holes are everywhere. Here some jerks bought all the masks and selling it for unreasonable prices. So now, people are sewing masks at home and sell it for low price or giving it for free.
Erika O 5 years ago
My hope for these hoarders is that all those paper goods and excessive food get damaged and spoil. Giving them all uncontrollable shits. I'd feel vindicated for their idiocy.
SAF saf 5 years ago
Costco should have been restricting some of these things to maybe one "pallet" of Clorox wipes per person. Joking aside, the Corona virus is concerning but so are these poor excuses for human beings. If you're genuinely concerned why wipe out the water and soda isles? what does this virus have to do with your preference of water?
Misty Suarez-Forehand 5 years ago
I work retail and we dont let anyone buy more then 4 to 6 of any item ever on a normal day. Now they are limited to 1. I don't understand how these places allow these jerks to buy up thing like that.
Zelda Blue 5 years ago
There is a special circle of hell for these people, it will not have any toilet paper either. I hope if they get sick that no one helps them, they need to suffer.
Screwball123 5 years ago
I am not an American but still can't help feel angry at their situation ..just imagining living in a nation where govt runs for the business and not people and things like hoarders,greedy opportunists and a*****e landlords run rampant is blood boiling
Sandy Harris 5 years ago
I think if people are foolish enough to pay these prices they are just as guilty.
John Baker 5 years ago
And yet again, when faced with a crisis, people the world over prove themselves to be selfish, greedy a******s.
Marnie 5 years ago
I absolutely don't condone hording (and especially selling it later), but I have a doubt it all being "panic buying". What we don't realize is how often they stock the stores. If everyone makes one extra trip in a week to stock up a bit, you're going to end up with shortages. Also, they are asking people to stay home. So, maybe people normally only have a week or two worth of food at home, but ideally all of us go to a public place not at all for the next 3-4 weeks. I never have more than a week's worth of food at home. That doesn't mean I hoarded. I did buy food when I usually would not have (3 small bags), but across a lot of people, it all adds up. We are about 3 days away from the grocery store being empty. We always see it full, so we think there isn't a lot being purchased every day. A little extra purchase, and things go empty.
Marnie 5 years ago
What I mean about "3 days away from store being empty" is that they are refilling shelves all the time. If they didn't for some reason, normall buying would empty the store pretty quickly. It's just a way of explaining the supply.
Load More Replies... Naomi Wayker 5 years ago
they're acting like the corona is so bad but flu is even worse more ppl have from that then corona
SciFi Vortex 5 years ago
Just start a rumour that Coronvirus is attracted to tree bark ... and paper. These dumb, self-centered bastards will probably believe it and start hoarding Cling Wrap to wipe their fat arses.
SciFi Vortex 5 years ago (edited)
Prudish Americans are terrified of the word "toilet" and use the word "bathroom" instead. So why do they say "toilet paper" and not "bathroom paper"? One of life's little mysteries.
elia 84631 5 years ago
For me this behavior is just problematic why not only buy huge amount of sanitizers and toilet papers but they benefit from the virus panic to spread the stupidity across the world. I wish there is a limitation for items in supermarkets and some information about virus
Bradley Oiler 5 years ago
What if the two ladies buying all the toilet paper are doing it for a daycare or a retirement home? We really don't know and that's why people should stop getting mad about it.
Sasy 5 years ago
Some of these pics are situational and dangerous to project on people as being bad. An aftercare may always buy that much milk, or a team of some kind, nursing homes sometimes do shopping like others, the stores know. Many scenarios were someone may buy that way all the time, should not be labeled bad.
Zelda Blue 5 years ago
There is a special circle of hell for these people. When they get sick I hope that not one person helps them. I say let them suffer.
Living_Shadow 5 years ago
I hate this so much. Humans immediately become selfish when something threatening comes along. Instead of thinking for the community, they only think of themselves. This isn't even the worst virus that could have broken out. There are worse viruses out there, which are downright deadly and lethal and could bring humanity down so fast we wouldn't even see it. There are certain virus mutations and could-be viruses that if spread, would be instant killers. Humanity is lucky it's nothing worse. We are so Goddamn lucky it's nothing on a more serious level. And yet, people are panic shopping as if it is. Stupid. Basic rule of survival, to benefit everyone, is to not be overcome with panic
David Wong 5 years ago
When I thought it was crazy in Hong Kong..... the outside is doing better.
Steven Cook 5 years ago
Folks, I hate to break it to you and I know some folks will howl with rage at me for saying this but; This is how capitalism is designed to work. Supply and Demand. Peak Pricing. This. Is. By. Design.
Tex Houston 5 years ago
You do realize that one of your sponsors on this page showing what jerks people are being during this emergency, Sanirise, is jacking prices as well.
Veera Viippola 5 years ago
Whats wrong with people? So glad I live in north part of nordic country And WHAT is it with the hoarding of toilet paper??
Tara Stevens 5 years ago
I feel really bad for anyone working in these places, Christmas sized queues but with out extra seasonal staff! That’s tough! As for horribly selfish people using such a situation to make money (and I include the stores, who could have implemented maximum items per customer much earlier!) you and your loved ones are in danger, that bog roll ain’t gonna save you! Well done douchebags!
Daniel da Silva 5 years ago
Whats the deal with ppl buying a shitload of toilet paper? Is that gonna be their food or something like that?
Mark Fuller 5 years ago
Totally on board with most thoughts. What happened to the "all for one and one for all mentality" that won world wars? Instead, we're surrounded by the most vile, selfish, inconsiderate pricks that you can imagine. What in the name of god do people think they're going to do with 400 toilet rolls??? They have no nutritional value FYI!! This is a bloody serious virus that requires attention and forethought.... not Armageddon where you plan to isolate and live underground for the next five years. We are shopping as normal but now can’t get some basics or essentials because utter dickheads have snatched them all up. If this virus is nature’s way of population control, I hope it takes out the stupid folks first!!
Monika Rhodes 5 years ago
I don't understand why shops don't put limits on purchase. X amount per person. That would solve it!
Daria Z 5 years ago
But... why toilet paper?! I would understand canned food and pasta supplies but why stock on the toilet paper? It's not like it's vital for survival or am I missing something? :0
Michelle Chevalier 5 years ago
Down here in Florida we also get those kind of idiots during hurricane season and a CAT 3 or higher is going to hit...What pisses me off even more is that once it's all over they['ll be the first ones trying to return the stuff they over bought. All of these items like water, sanitizers, and paper goods can't be resold legally so it's sent back to the manufacturer and destroyed.
Jennifer Evans 5 years ago
I'm a coupon shopper so I already had all of these things on hand and had a lot of them. I have a friend who asked if I would get her a specific brand from the store I work at. I got her a 6pk and told her she'd have to switch back and forth from that and some of what I had stored up. A lady saw me buying it and just rolled her eyes and called me greedy. IT WAS A SIX PACK. The only things I bought then was that 6pk of tp, one box of cereal and a pack of clearance socks...
Jennifer Evans 5 years ago
Just to be clear, I did NOT buy extra of anything when all of this started. I already had it from previous shopping trips. Not a hoarder, just a huge family that relies on me getting things as inexpensive as possible.
Load More Replies... Michelle Lanham 5 years ago
I think it's really scary to see how easily people can be manipulated. They are being played by the media. Doesn't anyone ever actually educate themselves? The common flu kills more people in a day than Corona virus has in total
Roger Orton 5 years ago
Since most toilets are in or adjacent to bathrooms what is wrong with cleaning your bum with soap and water and a flannel which can then be washed, cheaper and cleaner?
Mugen 5 years ago
Too bad that won't happen. This Virus is a joke. Yet everyone got hyped and are frigtened to death against this s****y flue.
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