Supply-chain crunch creating shortages of some foods

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3 thoughts on “Supply-chain crunch creating shortages of some foods

  1. Yeah! We are doing so well that they just can’t keep up with demand. Except, I am over 40 years of age and can’t remember a single time when things got really great with the economy and not enough supplies and materials ran out.
    Anybody that doesn’t have an IQ lower than 75 can see through this crap. A hot economy ALWAYS generates more production and also more, quicker efficiency of delivery. President Trump had a far more successful economy than we have now and we didn’t have these problems.
    We used to have a name for these types of people in years past but I can’t say that here but lets just say they are very close to being
    SNAKE OIL SALESMEN.

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