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RB wrote:Coles at the Central Market has queues for each aisle about 20m or 30 customers long.

On the plus side the food court is pretty quiet.

Dickheads, the shops will be open tomorrow.

Bottle shops/Drive thru's will always remain open even though they're hardly essential, there would be riots, parked cars on fire etc if they did close the govt knows that.

RB wrote:Coles at the Central Market has queues for each aisle about 20m or 30 customers long.

How to spread the disease

Gozu wrote:Bottle shops/Drive thru's will always remain open even though they're hardly essential, there would be riots, parked cars on fire etc if they did close the govt knows that.

Led by me.

I cant deal with my family sober

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I hadn't had a beer since Saturday, I guess I'll have to go to the pub this arvo.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

RB wrote:Coles at the Central Market has queues for each aisle about 20m or 30 customers long.

On the plus side the food court is pretty quiet.

Dickheads, the shops will be open tomorrow.

That's easy to say but the reason people go nuts is because they know the situation could change at any time.

I'm going to the supermarket tonight not taking the chance they might not be open tomorrow.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

RB wrote:Coles at the Central Market has queues for each aisle about 20m or 30 customers long.

On the plus side the food court is pretty quiet.

Dickheads, the shops will be open tomorrow.

Be no point as they will be empty

Brodlach wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

RB wrote:Coles at the Central Market has queues for each aisle about 20m or 30 customers long.

On the plus side the food court is pretty quiet.

Dickheads, the shops will be open tomorrow.

Be no point as they will be empty

Must admit I'm tempted to buy a carton or two before they run out as I can see stock going down before my eyes.

Gozu wrote:
That's easy to say but the reason people go nuts is because they know the situation could change at any time.

I'm going to the supermarket tonight not taking the chance they might not be open tomorrow.

They can't shut supermarkets.

Wedgie wrote:Must admit I'm tempted to buy a carton or two before they run out as I can see stock going down before my eyes.

I just ordered a click and collect from Dans

woodublieve12 wrote:I asked this the other day... Does this new full lockdown affect people coming back into the state???? My girls are due to fly back tomorrow

My daughter has been studying at Western Sydney University for 12 weeks & is due to drive back Saturday. The wife is/was flying over Friday to drive back with her. Not sure if that's still going to happen

I have a prime view of our BWS and scenes are crazy, mainly tradie types.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Gozu wrote:
That's easy to say but the reason people go nuts is because they know the situation could change at any time.

I'm going to the supermarket tonight not taking the chance they might not be open tomorrow.

They can't shut supermarkets.

Whether they've got enough supplies tomorrow is the question. Of course, they would if everyone just bought what they needed rather than second guessing things and panic buying.

Magellan wrote:Whether they've got enough supplies tomorrow is the question. Of course, they would if everyone just bought what they needed rather than second guessing things and panic buying.

They won't and for the sake of a 2-3 hour delay today I don't see the point.

My daughter just called to tell me that she has to work until probably well after close as every checkout is banked up to the back of their store, and that's at Cluster Lakes.

Cars lined up down Port Rd here now, WTF.

Cars lined up Brighton rd for the foodland and a massive line up outside woolies on Brighton rd

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I feel your pain.... had son on the phone earlier saying its all bullshit, bloody government yada yada.......meanwhile 19 days double doughnuts on this side.

2 weeks (if its that long) is way more palatable than the bloody 6 months we had.

I would have thought full lockdown would have been a full 14 days and then take a look. Not this 6days and then adjust.


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woodublieve12 wrote:I asked this the other day... Does this new full lockdown affect people coming back into the state???? My girls are due to fly back tomorrow

Shouldn't be a problem. My son flew to Hobart Saturday, was held in isolation until yesterdat, the flew home last night. They don't want people leaving SA. Coming home shouldn't be an issue.

Bum Crack wrote:6 days will be 4 weeks. get used to it folks

Yep, have just been informed schools are expected to be closed until the end of term.