CoronaVirus Stock Thread

[Anonymous No.13787933]

What should I stock up on in anticipation for CoronaVirus pandemic in my area?

[Anonymous No.13787948]

>>13787933
There are already a ton of these fucking threads, you fucking cunt tourist. Search the catalogue and then promptly neck yourself.

Saged and hidden.

[Anonymous No.13787954]

>>13787933
Buy potatoes, rice, and beans.

[Anonymous No.13787957]

PANDEMIC GOT THAT PANDEMIC

[Anonymous No.13787958]

>>13787933
onions, carrots, celery, garlic and salt. the salt was untouched at my local, i could only shake my head sadly

[Anonymous No.13787972]

>>13787933
>What should I stock up on
Common sense.

[Anonymous No.13787973]

beenz and deenz

[Anonymous No.13787976]

>>13787933
toilet paper and hand sanitizer

[Anonymous No.13787983]

>>13787933
All the cereal and pop tarts you can

[Anonymous No.13787990]

>>13787933
>pandemic
>in my area

[Anonymous No.13788009]

If you’re asking now it’s too late..see you on the other side fren :)

[Anonymous No.13788015]

It's too late for you senpai.

[Anonymous No.13788019]

Potatoes, gone.

[Anonymous No.13788026]

Anonchan, mark my words. There is a thing called 'post-viral fatigue syndrome', of which I think there is a SARS variant. I predict that the Wuhanchan event is going to mark the worldwide beginning of widespread awareness of '(chronic) post-viral fatigue syndrome' being a real thing and not just a concept in the minds of lazy malingerers. This is also referred to as plain old 'chronic fatigue syndrome', aka CFS. desu

[Anonymous No.13788051]

>>13788026
It's not just viruses that cause this. The problem is the same, when people get a bacterial infection, take antibiotics, supposedly no longer have it, but suffer severe fatigue for weeks later they are accused of being malingerers.

[Anonymous No.13788052]

>>13787957
I got the reference

[Anonymous No.13788058]

>>13788019
You may now buy the expensive bullshit baby potatoes

[Anonymous No.13788078]

>>13788026
based and viruspilled

[Anonymous No.13788085]

>>13788019
What, why not peanuts and pistachios? Great bugaloo foods. Peanuts are beans with 1 x carb, 2 x fat, 1 x protein, basically rough repair materials for your body when shit hits the fan

[Anonymous No.13788223]

>>13788085
Too expensive I guess, pistachios are expensive as fuck. 8 dollars for a little ass bag.

[Anonymous No.13788346]

>>13788051
Probably not aided by the fact that most people don't have sufficient time between shifts to sleep or exercise.

>inb4 stop being lazy
That's the attitude I'm talking about. Rotating shiftwork in a factory or a plant is soul sucking.

[Anonymous No.13788359]

Why would you need to stock up on any food--particularly dry goods? Are local governments going to shut-down the supply of food and all utilities?

Based retards

[Anonymous No.13788420]

>>13788359
Why would you want to go to the supermarket three months from now when it's peaking? when you could more easily just buy 8 months of food right now, and avoid getting coronavirus. People are stocking up because they're not going to leave their houses.

[Anonymous No.13788428]

Popeyes spinach

[Anonymous No.13788429]

>tfw just moved into a new apartment in a new city and don't have any food.
>Every grocery store is overrun and out of food, lines stretching to the back of the store.
Welp. It was fun while it lasted bros. Hope the best for y'all.

[Anonymous No.13788430]

Dry hashbrowns

[Anonymous No.13788432]

>>13788420
>get coronavirus once
>never get it again
wow that was so hard.

[Anonymous No.13788442]

bat's to make soup with

[Anonymous No.13788444]

The coronavirus is a hoax cooked up to discredit Trump. I have not stocked up on anything.

[SUBMIT No.13788445]

>>13788432
/cvg/ would have you believe that covid19 mutates to the point where reinfection readily occurs. I don't buy it.

[Anonymous No.13788447]

>>13788432
>get coronavirus
>infect parents
>33% chance of them dying if they're 70-79, 50% if they're 80+
those figures are from Italy by the way.
some of us aren't going to be going outside anon. I have heart disease, fuck that.

[Anonymous No.13788451]

>>13788447
I hope you got healthy food but you probably just bought frozen pizza

[Anonymous No.13788459]

>>13788451
Pasta, flour, 30kg of rice, shit-ton of oils/butters, probably forgetting some. I have enough food to last 8 months and it wasn't even expensive. Have fun shopping every week when this thing kicks off.

[Anonymous No.13788464]

>>13788459
i got plenty of food. I just don't have heart disease

[Anonymous No.13788470]

>>13788447
>>13788420
I'm all for getting the virus. I'm 25 and healthy. Parents are both 56 and healthy. I get sick and can neet it up for 2 weeks. Then I can enjoy empty theaters, beaches, and cheap travel all for myself. This is the greatest thing ever. Cheap everything and it will kill off the really old boomers. It's more like the based virus

[Anonymous No.13788473]

>>13788447
They have that chance of dying from other shit anyway. 70 is old, man. I guarantee they don't give as much a shit about it as you do that.

[Anonymous No.13788478]

>>13788470
I don't think you understand how bad this is. 80% of people won't be hospitalized. But that 80% still has fucking pneumonia. It will feel like you're breathing through a plastic bag for a week. And your parents aren't safe. There's still a 5% chance they're going to die from this even if they're healthy. No professionals are saying you'll be safe as long as you're healthy.

[Anonymous No.13788484]

>>13788447
BOOMER
REMOVER

[Anonymous No.13788485]

>>13788015
why aren't people buying the minced garlic though, that's a good prep item

[Anonymous No.13788488]

>>13788432
you can get reinfected even after being cured though. It's not like chicken pox

[Anonymous No.13788519]

>>13787933
Don't buy groceries.
Buy puts.

[Anonymous No.13788562]

>>13788478
Obviously they cant say that with 100% certainty they want the general public to practice precautions. But the probability is low enough that it is worth living normally if you are young and healthy. You have a higher chance of dying in a car crash than getting covid-19 and dying from it.
A large population is going to get it eventually, might as well get it early and recover from it. Like chicken pox when you're young vs when you're an adult.

[Anonymous No.13788570]

>>13788485
You know what's a better prep item
Garlic

[Anonymous No.13788588]

>>13787933
It's official. I tested positive for corona virus this morning.

[Anonymous No.13788590]

>>13788484

[Anonymous No.13788603]

>>13788588
F

[Anonymous No.13788614]

>>13788588
hey good. die

[Anonymous No.13788622]

>>13788588
F

[Anonymous No.13788651]

>>13788359
>Why would you need to stock up on any food--particularly dry goods? Are local governments going to shut-down the supply of food and all utilities?
They may close all the stores, yes. They've done it in China, and also Italy, and now in Spain.
And, the supply chain may be affected, yes. This is when all imports and shipping stop. You'll be surprised what comes from out of state or when borders close, curfews happen. If you live with someone older or immuno-compromised, then you won't set foot in a store for about 2 months or might be ordered to stay home.

I'm confused at the ignorant, especially those with internet access.

[Anonymous No.13788683]

>>13788651
Prove it.

[Anonymous No.13788705]

>>13788651
They didn't close grocery stores or pharmacies you dunce

[Anonymous No.13788714]

if you're a boomer then haha.
if you aren't, then aww.

[Anonymous No.13788727]

>>13788651
There have been no stories of people starving to death. Just call for a delivery, they have to send food to you. How would it look if someone in your country died of starvation because of curfews? No government wants that on them, they would have workers (allowed to deliver goods and food with a uniform or a badge) to those who need it.
If they can have police on patrol during curfew, they can have deliverymen to deliver food to the actual needy people. Next.

[Anonymous No.13788735]

>>13788727
Exactly, if you can have postmen delivering your mail every day why not food? They can even leave the food at the door step and not even come into contact with those in the home. They can even test these deliverymen every day for covid-19 if needed. So essential workers get to work, those who aren't get quarantined.

[Anonymous No.13788767]

>>13788442
Gotta build up that immune system. It’s like a vaccine.

[Anonymous No.13788802]

>>13788588
RIP friend

[Anonymous No.13788975]

>>13788651
They don't close food stores tho.
Also pharmacy/tobacco/civil servant stuff are still open.
All the food producing chain is still up, they're just putting a stop to the non-essential things, especially the one where lots of people come into contact with each other (nightclubs/theaters/clothes stores/...)

[Anonymous No.13789184]

>>13787933

Toilet paper.

[Anonymous No.13789193]

>>13788651
>They may close all the stores, yes. They've done it in China, and also Italy, and now in Spain.

Except food stores and pharmacies stayed open you ignorant idiot.

[Anonymous No.13789196]

semen, itll be rape time soon

[Anonymous No.13789199]

>>13788459
>Pasta, flour, 30kg of rice, shit-ton of oils/butters

Have fun eating greasy carbs for 8 months straight. Just think of the shits you'll be having! At least you stocked up on toilet paper right!?

[Anonymous No.13789280]

>>13787933
Honestly you people laugh at toilet paper hoarders, but you really dont have enough toilet paper yourselves. The average person uses 1 roll per day. If you have a family of 4, that's 28 rolls a week. Over 100 a month. TP rolls will be worth their weight in gold in a few months, because everyone needs it.

[Anonymous No.13789284]

>>13788359
>Why would you need to stock up on any food--particularly dry goods?
1. You want to be ahead of the last minute panic buyers. I've been stocking up since mid februari (slowly, not getting crazy) and I've got enough potable food for at least 2 weeks.
2. It's always good to have a little emergency supply, in case shit really his the fan. It's always better to be prepared. Even if you've "wasted" your effort, you now have loads of food that won't expire for another year or two. Oh boo hoo, however will you get rid of it? It's not like you still need to eat even after this crisis is over or something.

>>13788447
The numbers are almost certainly false. Deaths in Italy are about five times higher than in South Korea, but South Korea is testing A LOT more cases. The less you test, the more severe cases you catch (proportionally). The good news is that the mortality rate is probably around 1-3%, the bad news is that Italy probably has 5-6 times more cases than the official numbers report.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-age-sex-demographics/

Lethality is most likely 23% for those above 80, for other age groups it's far lower.

>>13788588
Odds are you'll survive but you still have my sympathies.

>>13788478
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronavirus_disease_2019#Signs_and_symptoms
Shortness of breath (not even pneumonia, just general shortness of breath) happens in about 18.6% of cases. Most likely it's just a coof and a fever.

[Anonymous No.13789298]

>>13789280
nigger how bad are your intestines to where you need a roll a day to wipe your ass

[Anonymous No.13789306]

>>13789280
>trying to force this weak facebook-tier pasta
fuck off

[Anonymous No.13789344]

>>13788478
Pretty much every professional has said that

[Anonymous No.13789352]

>>13788470
>rapes your lung up and kill your parents
>100% chance that you'll never get tested if you actually infected
>even if you completely cured, it will still come up later like common cold
based. You live in India?

[Anonymous No.13789407]

>>13789352
>rapes your lung up and kill your parents
Possible, but not likely

>100% chance that you'll never get tested if you actually infected
True, but on the flipside the majority of cases get mild symptoms

>even if you completely cured, it will still come up later like common cold
Its seasonality is speculated on but not proven. Even if it does come up again, the chances of us getting a vaccine in 2021 are pretty high given that multiple teams around the world are working on it. To my knowledge China, America, Britain, Germany, France and Israel are confirmed to be working on it, while a Dutch team made some breakthrough in regards to its antibodies.

[Anonymous No.13789434]

>>13789407
There's one in fda testing right now from canada

[Anonymous No.13789456]

>>13787957
nice

[Anonymous No.13789486]

>>13787933
Nuts and beans. Flour. Hand soap. Salt and spices. Pasta and canned tomatoes. Onions and potatoes. Pasta. Cheese in blocks or waxed cheese if you can find it. Butter. Rice. Lentils. Canned or dried fruit for enjoyment. baking supplies in general. Squash because it'll last forever.

[Anonymous No.13789492]

>>13788223
Peanut butter is really cheap for the calories and nutrients. And if nothing happens, it's something most people would still end up eating. I bought the good stir kind, but a 64oz container is like 4 and enough calories for many days,

[Anonymous No.13789499]

>>13788429
The foreign markets in my area all seem mostly-full and have no item limits. Check your local foreign markets and buy some staples and produce. They also tend to have some of the cheapest rice, flour, etc.

[Anonymous No.13789532]

>>13789499
The rice was out at the one I went to yesterday, but other than that, they were pretty much fully stocked. Also, keep in mind, there will be food later, it's just people are scared to have to go out later and get it so if you're not particularly afraid of getting corona-chan, there's no real reason to prep for months, just get what you need for the moment.

[Anonymous No.13789533]

>>13788429
Yeah this weekend they got hit hard. They'll get a giant delivery over the next two weeks and people will stop freaking out when they realize there aren't any shortages