Taco Bell and Starbucks warn about shortages - probably can get your mRNA at Taco Bell drive thru

I saw the same kind of sign last night at the Del Taco drive thru.

Head for the border

Meat.

Move to the midwest, there will never be a meat shortage here.

No loss if both go under.

Starbucks is so mega-mall 90s. Their commercials try to make them appear like soft power enclave of careness.

Give Me mug of eight o'clock at the mom n pop.

Chihuahua tacos again?

Omaha spells M-E-A-T

Oh no! I won't be able to buy my 10.00 coffee?

Whataburger also has signs. Don't be a chump. This food shortage is going to go full blown famine.

Now I will be spending even less money at these places, which is currently zero.

Thread: Post Your 'NATIONAL COIN SHORTAGE' Signs Here! We are being forced into a CASHLESS SOCIETY now!

You guys do know that both of these fast food chains only serve poison right?

We went to a very nice breakfast and lunch restaurant that had a sign up saying that they would now be closed on Tuesdays due to a lack of staff. I don't eat much fast food but I've seen signs up about limited hours and delivery issues. Most places are hiring which is a little strange because the college and high school kids haven't gone back to school yet.

Signs have been up in Tennessee rural areas for this for a year.

Sonic, KFC...couple others.

I'll be honest, the only new things we are getting is Mexican food. My town of 25K has 5 of them, and several more in the smaller towns nearby, not including Taco Bell or the Taco trucks. I make better Mexican food.

All the pandemic and "shortages" have done is make it where I cook my "restaurant" food at home. It's better, cheaper and I don't have to deal with anyone.

Companies are wanting to use prison slave labor now. That’s their solution.
(Kamala as state attorney general was a big proponent of prison labor in California. Even defying the Supreme Court to keep the prison laborers in jail until she got called-out on it and then said she wasn’t for it when she clearly was.)

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Ordered to reduce the population of California’s overcrowded prisons, lawyers from then-California Attorney General Kamala Harris’ office made the case that some non-violent offenders needed to stay incarcerated or else the prison system would lose a source of cheap labor.
Her office argued this unbelievable take in court!

engineered shortages.

When we were on the road last week, we pulled into a town in the Black Hills, SD.

2 out of 3 restaurants in town, and one bar had NO food to sell. None. Not even a french fry.

Help wanted signs at 80% of the businesses in town.

28D Chess

Come on man, there are shotages, you killers need to getvthe Jab! Your killing the economy! Not my tidiculous policies and quantitative easing. Its Covid man

Come on man, get the Jab! Dont you want your freedom back?

This "shortage" stuff is starting to pop up all over the place now. We all know something very serious at play here. Buckle up folks.

I wonder how many workers at these restaurants took the jab

Thats so that they can raise the prices of everything. It's because of the shortages you dummy.

Come on man, get the Jab for Joe Biden. I will give you a free taco from my basement. Just come on down here, its cozy and there is candy.

I’m still trying to figure out why we lost one of our busiest Taco Bells.

It was in a good location, not far from a lake and dog run, next to a popular grocery store and a couple gas stations, even with some apartments nearby. They always had cars backed up in their drive-thru.

Just suddenly one day, poof! All their signage was down and that was that!

This is one my favorite comedy skits. It speaks truth to Taco Bell

Just came back from a long drive through Appalachia.

PLENTY of lumber stacked at the mills. PLENTY. Overstocked even.

Trucks loaded to the hilt bringing in the new cut.

There is no lumber shortage.

Greed appears to be the word for the day.

WTF

It's rain in July and that rare but problem...

I'm calling BS

Holding until they get top dollar?

There's a serious shortage of trucker drivers in the U.S., partly due to regulations making trucking a more expensive endeavor (California especially), and partly due to the low wages & time spent on the road away from home.

If the trucker shortage gets really bad, it's going to cause economic calamity.