Amid struggles to keep up with orders and supplying the basics, a small family-owned grocery store chain in Pennsylvania has yet another reason to be overwhelmed: a customer purposely coughing all over its produce, meat and bakery sections.
AND FYI GOPâŚ
There is NO trickle down economy
Only stupidity and hatefulness!
Commenting these againâŚ
Recall in the recent pastâŚthat there was a Coronavirus Party in KY to spread Covid-19, a NJ Knucklehead who was arrested for terroristic attack by spreading Covid-19 and White Supremacists were planing to use Covid-19 as bioweapons and targeting the police and Jews!
Stop drinking the KOOL-AID!
Addendum:
Hereâs another group of Trumpers that can get us killed faster tooâŚ
The Christian Right ie the greedy president of Liberty University - Falwell - who opened up LU instead of asking students to stay at home or have online classes!
If I recall correctly, WNEP is in the Scranton/Wilkes Barre area. Notoriously red-state in a blue State. Nearby is an army depot I briefly worked in - repair facility for military equipment.
Although the woman isnât known to have contracted the coronavirus, Fasula also mentioned in his post that police plan on testing her to be sure, and that the case has escalated to the District Attorneyâs office.
Sounds like we need more tests here than just the one for coronavirus.
Also a functioning mental health system. That may take a bit longer.
Well strikes me that this is probably a good use for the death penalty. No doubt who the perp is. It is a terrorist threat. Terrorism can get you the death penalty. And is probably a good example of a case where deterrence would have a really quick impact.
âWeâll get through this,â said Chris Mittelstaedt, founder and chief executive officer of San Francisco-based Fruit Guys, while arranging for the latest pallet of donated bananas and apples to be dropped off at Project Open Hand in San Francisco on Wednesday.
The recipient of the free fruit is a 35-year-old foundation that provides 2,500 meals and 200 bags of groceries daily to seniors and critically ill people in the Bay Area. In coming days, because of what came in the Fruit Guys truck, those meals and baskets will not be short on fresh fruit.
âThis kind of help is so wonderful and gratifying,â said Amor Santiago, Open Handâs vice president for development. âFresh fruit is such a wonderful component to our meals that weâre not always able to provide. Weâre very grateful.â
Iâd bet if they started a GoFundMe, theyâd get that $35,000 back in about ten minutes. Iâll give them $25. All theyâd need is around 1,400 people each giving them $25.