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How to safely grocery shop during coronavirus according to a health department expert
The coronavirus pandemic has turned the task of grocery shopping on its head, as shoppers fear confined spaces full of high-touch surfaces and unscreened strangers. The frenzy is begging a multitude of questions: Is produce safe to eat? When is the best time to shop? Do I need a mask?
Meh, it's not that "scarce"
ReplyDeleteUnless you need toilet paper.
BUT, there are plenty of paper towels and soap.
Do that math and do what must be done.
Happy wiping.
^^^
DeleteLulz.
Make certain you touch everything you pass and stop and talk to people about Corona. Mostly without masks, within 2 feet and blocking an aisle. That is current Shopping. Whole foods customers seem to be dumber than the Stereotypical Walmart customer of years.
ReplyDeleteKCMO Health Department Expert?
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty funny.
Me and kids got some milk and produce at price chopper (thank god I don't have to shop in kcmo), pretty normal, very few had any masks, actually pretty pleasant, then mowed some, gardened some, repaired a mower, let the kids try out swimming - they didn't think the water was too cold - crazy kids.
ReplyDeleteI learned that our life is actually called "quarantine" - not much has changed.
Life outside the city really is wonderful...we have such fun and diverse things to do!
you guys stay in the city and play your vidya games and hope they let you out in a few months.
Dear Kansascitymag,
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much for telling me how to go to the grocery store! I really don't know how I've managed for all these years by myself.