General   (General discussion, talk about anything.)

Well go without then yoo daft bugger, and have yoo never known a shop or supermarket to just run out of something, because they stock on the basis of what they expect to sell, and I have experience of working for a large retail concern, and of ordering stock, and wo betide anyone who over stocks their shop, the idea is the 'just in time' type of thing, if a shop generally sells 100 tins of something per day, then that is only what should be ordered, and taking Morrisons in Wigan, which had its own warehouse space, this was because when the store first opened, and I think the warehouse facilities were still only in Yorkshire, then the store would receive three deliveries a week, and the shelves were filled throughout the week from stock in the shop warehouse, but now such stores receive three deliveries per day from warehouses in this part of the country, because they want the stock from the wagon, to go straight on to the shelves and into the customers shopping trolleys, they don't want stock sat in the back of shops.

So Whupsy before the pandemic and Brexit yoo could still receive an order with half of the stuff missing, especially if yoo won't accept an alternative product, so what did yoo blame those shortages on back then before 2020

Don't tell me and let me guess ?

Margaret Thatcher and the Tories