On 4/23/2020 3:14 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
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> "GM" > wrote in message
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>> Yup, she is lying (AS PER HER USUAL), never heard of "rationing"
>> grocery trips...or food rationing - although stores may limit
>> quantities...
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> Of course I've heard of food and other rationing. I used to have somew
> old ration tokens. Not sure where they came from. My dad gave them to me.

We're not talking about World War II.

We are talking the USA, in the year 2020. In your case, that's metro
Seattle.

> What we have here is not government rationing but stores limiting what
> we can buy. Not all of the stores are doing it but the ones around here
> are. We are supposed to stay within a mile of our house. There are no
> grocery stores that close to me. I did go about 6-7 miles away to shop.
> The prices are much cheaper there.

In some cases, stores limit amounts, but that's about it. You can't buy
nine boxes of facial tissue (maybe).

As far as staying within a mile of home, or going out to the store(s)
only every couple of weeks:

There is no such limitation. You are allowed to go just about anywhere
in metro Seattle to get groceries at a shop of your choosing. Nobody
will stop you.

You're not only an idiot, you're a misinformed lying idiot.