@DanRobertson79@Tesco Are you able to buy all you need without facing empty shelves because of selfish morons? This is REAL and all need to behave like civilised human beings.
@odptc @Tesco it's a difficult one. I guess I'm really ashamed of the human race when I see scenes like we've seen. Those of greater need should get priority but all should be controlled. The food won't run out but emptying the shelves as soon as they are re-stocked is not the answer.
@juliediane@Tesco I guess I should have been more clear in my suggestion. Those in a high risk category or with difficulties in walking, carrying etc. would need to use a suitable wheeled basket or trolley. Those who are fit and healthy and not a high risk category should be limited to a basket..
@House_wife_Ruth@Tesco Hi Ruth, of course people's individual circumstances would have to be taken into account... We need ideas to stop this ridiculous stockpiling. At least now the supermarkets have listened to some extent by limiting items but that doesn't suit everyone... tough to fix...
@juliediane@Tesco And what is your suggestion to alleviate the selfish, self-centred and anti-social behaviour of those who feel it is ok to rob the poorest and oldest in society of the opportunity to buy their food essentials? Cut the sexist crap and say something sensible.
@neenypoo22@Tesco I shop for my family and I shop little and often. We need to adapt. And stockpiling mentality is not the way to behave in a civilised society...
@neenypoo22@Tesco Hi, I simply put this out there as a suggestion. Weekly shopping trips could easily be fragmented into more frequent trips to accommodate. The point of stirring up this issue is that sadly people have shown themselves to be greedy and looking out only for themselves...
@BorisJohnson Mr Johnson, can we end this bulk buying frenzy by imposing a hand baskets only policy at major supermarkets. They should lock up their trolleys. We all need to be buying just our fair share. We are all in this together.