Are your Sims panic buying?
Had some strange stuff going on in my game lately! :D There is this Sim called Angie who lets just say causes a few problems... https://i.imgur.com/TMjHNCU.jpg I did not know that Sims broug...
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Heh, no, my sims aren't :lol: .
So, yes, it's kind of hilarious to look at your pics, but it's still a rather quaint image of the real thing. I guess, with my current cough, I should avoid visiting the store, unless I'm keen on meeting some soul mate of Angie.
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I guess the toilet paper became a meme, because it's such a widespread and pointless phenomenon. My last visit to the grocery store was a bit more disappointing. Things that were completely gone:
Toilet paper (d'oh), paper towels, noodles, rice, cereal, bread (any kind), anything canned, chips and similar snacks, stuff in glasses (well, two glasses of cornichons and two of pickled onions were left), oil, eggs, butter, milk, dish soap, disinfectant, cleaning supplies, most fresh vegetables and fruit (I guess people just wanted to buy something when the noodles were gone), and other stuff I probably forgot. It looked like those video clips from Venezuela. There were still three pretzel rolls and some dried sausages that were hidden behind a pillar left, which means I wasn't completely out of luck.
I noticed people had decided against drinking themselves into a stupor, as the alcoholic beverages looked mostly untouched. Also, baking doesn't seem to be in fashion anymore, as there was enough flour and sugar left, and even some margarine (though not much, and none of the big packs).
And no worries, I have enough food at home. I had stocked up on crispbread sometime ago, and I still have some baguettes I can bake in the oven. I also got the last two pieces of packed meat.
Toilet paper (d'oh), paper towels, noodles, rice, cereal, bread (any kind), anything canned, chips and similar snacks, stuff in glasses (well, two glasses of cornichons and two of pickled onions were left), oil, eggs, butter, milk, dish soap, disinfectant, cleaning supplies, most fresh vegetables and fruit (I guess people just wanted to buy something when the noodles were gone), and other stuff I probably forgot. It looked like those video clips from Venezuela. There were still three pretzel rolls and some dried sausages that were hidden behind a pillar left, which means I wasn't completely out of luck.
I noticed people had decided against drinking themselves into a stupor, as the alcoholic beverages looked mostly untouched. Also, baking doesn't seem to be in fashion anymore, as there was enough flour and sugar left, and even some margarine (though not much, and none of the big packs).
And no worries, I have enough food at home. I had stocked up on crispbread sometime ago, and I still have some baguettes I can bake in the oven. I also got the last two pieces of packed meat.
So, yes, it's kind of hilarious to look at your pics, but it's still a rather quaint image of the real thing. I guess, with my current cough, I should avoid visiting the store, unless I'm keen on meeting some soul mate of Angie.
