Posted on February 24 2023
Posted on January 27 2023
It all began with the onset of the pandemic early in 2020. Many were either quarantined or were reluctant to leave their homes to go shopping for supplies. When they did make it to the store, they often found empty shelves. Since then, and even after vaccines became readily available and people began to get out and about again, supply chain issues have resulted in more shortages and inflation has dramatically increased prices of fuel, food, and other necessities.
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