still no toot paper?

[davidc4430]

in my local drakes this morning, still no toot paper!

none, not even single rolls

we were shown warehouses full of it ages ago, where is it?

just how long does it take to deliver a truck load?

so happy i dont need it

[bright.ton42]

Woolworths is advertising for 20,000 new staff to keep up with demands. 

For a month they say. 

[snow*jewel]

My local supermarket had a sign saying sorry no toilet paper. 

Would be good if most did that, as it saves walking around to the back of the store to an empty shelf. 

There's no point of having more staff if the trucks aren't delivering enough to meet up with the demand.

Last week my store had a delivery that was 'bigger than Christmas', and 2 days later, no load at all. 

[eol-products]

Easter eggs are now in the toilet paper isle.

[davidc4430]

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@bright.ton42 wrote:

Woolworths is advertising for 20,000 new staff to keep up with demands. 

For a month they say. 

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what they need is 20,000 rolls of toot paper in each store

it should be their #1 priority

there are lots of alternatives for foods

cant get something get something else

but toot paper is a 'you cant substitute' item

[snow*jewel]

Even if there are limits, I've heard of groups targetting stores, going in and out and buying toilet paper.

The more paper that is stacked, the more it is taken. It doesn't last long. And some people will keep missing out. 

[imastawka]

Why do they have to put all of it out at the same time?

Why not stagger the shelf stocking?

[davidc4430]

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@imastawka wrote:

Why do they have to put all of it out at the same time?

Why not stagger the shelf stocking?

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i think the not putting it all out would (and maybe is) causing the mass purchases

people see not much on the shelves and think, well i dont need it BUT

in my opinion they should be getting stock ASAP and keeping the shelves full until the nongs stop buying it 'just in case'

or have it at the exits and eyeball the customers buying it, if your seen buying it i think your less likely to do the in and out in and out routine.

[davidc4430]

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@davidc4430 wrote:

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@imastawka wrote:

Why do they have to put all of it out at the same time?

Why not stagger the shelf stocking?

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i think the not putting it all out would (and maybe is) causing the mass purchases

people see not much on the shelves and think, well i dont need it BUT

in my opinion they should be getting stock ASAP and keeping the shelves full until the nongs stop buying it 'just in case'

or have it at the exits and eyeball the customers buying it, if your seen buying it i think your less likely to do the in and out in and out routine.

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maybe the old sticker thing on the back of the hand?

[joz*garage]

Another thing, a few oldies complained about price increases at Coles

Just unreal, it's not enough theu're getting record sales!

[domino-710]

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@davidc4430 wrote:

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@imastawka wrote:

Why do they have to put all of it out at the same time?

Why not stagger the shelf stocking?

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i think the not putting it all out would (and maybe is) causing the mass purchases

people see not much on the shelves and think, well i dont need it BUT

in my opinion they should be getting stock ASAP and keeping the shelves full until the nongs stop buying it 'just in case'

or have it at the exits and eyeball the customers buying it, if your seen buying it i think your less likely to do the in and out in and out routine.

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I reeally - reeally - tried with this one..

But lost it.