Remember the good ole days when you would wake up and there would be 20 pages of unread posts on this thread? This morning there was 1 post.

I think this thread is dying and the question Are you done stocking up has been answered.
I know I am waiting for one last order to come in from fasttech (assuming it gets through before May 12). I keep checking sales but really am not seeing anything I really want or need.
There are rumors of an extension to the May 12 deadline. Nothing concrete yet but there is a possibility of a 120 day extension (see other threads here on ECF).
There are also ongoing issues with the supply chain for vapor gear. China is apparently under a 2nd lockdown.
For me I have finally been forced to spend a fair size chunk of my monthly disposable income on clothing that fits. Having started jogging some (as opposed to all walking), it can be tough to do when your sweat pants are trying to move south and you have to hold them up. It kinda pointed out to me that at least a few outfits just had to be replaced and it wouldn't wait any more. LOL
As for the stay at home and shortages. Still can't get paper towels or TP around here. TP is not a problem. I am starting to feel like a genius for buying that huge box from sam's club several months ago. Paper towel is becoming an issue but even that I can replace with bar towels if necessary. Replacing the bar towels if I need to down the line will not be difficult.
My biggest issue is curbside grocery pickup when the person that is pulling your groceries off the shelf is an idiot. Scene last week: Wal Mart contacts me to tell me they are running behind and will contact me when they have pulled my order so I can come get it. Fine no problem. They contact me and I head to the store. I check in by text. And wait for 2.5 hours. They finally come. I ask politely what the holdup is. Snotty girl says to me "Oh we had to deliver to the people who were on time first. Next time don't be late." I wanted to smack the smirk right off her face. Let's just say I let fly with much creative language on the drive home.