Supermarkets

[Workingman]

A lady couldn't but femine product tho in Tesco because the aisle was blocked of

Yes, that has been all over the news, but I did ask earlier: Who decides what is non-essential?

I also see that Boots is selling a 98% accurate test with the result in 12 minutes in some stores for £120. Err, what happens when someone tests positive? Does the store close for a deep clean and does everyone in the store at the time have to self-isolate - as per the rules?

I fear the the whole plot has been lost.

[Kaz]

It's getting a bit stupid tho
A lady couldn't but femine product tho in Tesco because the aisle was blocked of
No common sense at all

There was also a lady who couldn't buy new pyjamas for her disabled daughter after they had been blue-lighted to hospital 40 miles from home! The child's own clothes were covered in blood This is a ridiculous rule

[meriad]

that's just shocking!

[Kaz]

It is Ria - she had to go home to collect some

[Kaz]

The story is towards the bottom of this article Ria