I agree with Douglas, it is probably the same people who bought up all the toilet rolls and packets of Paracetemol. I think their behaviour is based on anxiety. Their attitude of "We need to get this before anyone else does" is based on fear of missing out that probably causes them a lot of anguish. But I agree, they do look like a bunch of twits.
Well, it would seem that they are but it’s far beyond my comprehension.
Ikea is somewhere I go with friends for a browse and a coffee, occasionally buying a few bits in the market place. Don’t suppose the cafe is open yet!
As for McD, just no.
Must be a result of being stir crazy!
Ikea had the arrows on the floor before C-19 was even heard of , you go in and follow them before coming out at the far end, ensuring you’ve seen everything , very clever Swedish thinking , haha
Completely ridiculous, but if people want to stand in the blazing hot sun for an hour to get a billy bookcase and a plate of swedish meatballs, it's up to them i guess.
I read that people were waiting in queues for four hours to get into Ikea. I guess they've read a lot of books during lockdown and desperately need some shelving to store them.
3 hr queues at Ikea.....2 hr queues at McDs, not a sole at the covid testing centres.....empty car parks and approach areas all coned and barriered of to cope and staff sitting bored and idle. Be moaning about the lack of tests carried out any time soon.........after they have stuffed their faces with junk and built a junk wardrobe.
//McDonalds sales figures for 2019 was 100 billion dollars
There must be a lot of knuckle dragging punters out there - no ? //
Why are people who like McDonalds 'knuckle-draggers'? I agree it's weird to queue as some are doing, but I don't mind McDonalds. Guess that makes me a 'knuckle-dragger'.