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The last months of this year will be interesting for sure. Shortages, hackers, Pandora Papers, Covid, stock market.
Container ships just sitting in the ocean, going nowhere, full of stock

Many big box retail and mom-and-pop shops alike are being affected by the shortages.

Chaos is disrupting supply chains around the world. Logistics managers are battling the pandemic, labor shortages, and shipping congestion.

Costco has decided to rent its own container ships to import products from other parts of the world to the US in order to prevent delays and keep costs down as the global shipping crisis goes on and rapidly gets much worse.

Most of us can feel the instability in the air the same way a weather forecaster can feel a storm coming on. 

During the fuel crisis of the early 1970s, Opec learned if they produced less oil, that resulted in more profits and higher prices by rising demand. It would appear the same is going on from our manufacturers doing the same.

And wait until the food shortages start! Then we’ll see PANIC!

Gas, milk, restaurants, even soda have gone up. Lemons cost as much as avocados did pre-pandemic, 2 for a $1. A bunch of grapes is $8 to $9. Milk is $4 to $5 a gallon. Not shopping at upscale stores. This is at Food4Less. Inflation is everywhere. The price of the rental property has skyrocketed. 

In my local Publix supermarket, The bakery section is running at about 50% capacity from what I have seen in the past.

My local Walmart’s shelves always seem to be mostly empty of key items I would like to buy.

I’ve seen some empty shelves. Prices are jumping, more in the meat department.

Last year I was worried when I couldn’t find canning lids or even jars. I had never saved my used lids, but I sure started doing it. I belong to a canning group and learned so much from them.

I even started canning meats. Last fall Hurricane Zeta knocked out power here for seven days. I always fill my freezer with half-gallon to gallon plastic bottles of water. I couldn’t open the freezer while the power was out because the cold air would escape. When I opened it, my food was still frozen! BUT I couldn’t use any of the frozen meat while the power was out. I now have canned hamburger meat, deboned chicken, and pork chops! My freezer has more flour and cornmeal than meat now. Hoarding? No! Stocking up a year’s supply? Yes!

And it is not just groceries. I have been waiting for a water pump for two months, usually five days. Trucks spares have a long lead time. Waited four months for a new Toyota pickup. Some medicines are short. Know a number of people who can’t get prescription medication. I spoke to a company director and said shortages are a big risk to the business. He said industrial explosives are now a problem, as ingredients come from many different countries, and there are shipping delays. The economy is going to come to a halt.