Paper Shortage
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No one should be surprised that the supply chain is brittle. Massive shocks were not built into the model and the hurricane impacts extend to many products. I wouldn’t want to be looking for a new car especially now, gas too.
Fixing all this will be a multi year effort.
Interestingly needless death is not the major concern. LOL
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@jolly said in Paper Shortage:
Seriously, do you think about vaccines during sex?
The new avatar suits you.
Thank you for giving me the middle school experience again.
@loki said in Paper Shortage:
@jolly said in Paper Shortage:
Seriously, do you think about vaccines during sex?
The new avatar suits you.
Thank you for giving me the middle school experience again.
It's not middle school if it's factual. You have multiple posts today, dealing with chemical shortages to pro football, and you've mentioned COVID vaccines in every one of them.
You're giving monomaniacal a new definition.
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@lufins-dad said in Paper Shortage:
What do you mean “get ready”? It’s already here.
By the way, Woodpulp is 50% more expensive than last year at this time. Those Christmas Cards are going to be expensive…
Nah, gonna get worse.
@jolly said in Paper Shortage:
@lufins-dad said in Paper Shortage:
What do you mean “get ready”? It’s already here.
By the way, Woodpulp is 50% more expensive than last year at this time. Those Christmas Cards are going to be expensive…
Nah, gonna get worse.
Oh, definitely. It’s still already well started…
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What to do?
Should we stock up on toilet paper and paper towels again?
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@jon-nyc said in Paper Shortage:
Costco announced limits on paper products in their earnings call yesterday.
I just read the report. The weird thing is they are saying there’s plenty of product, just shortages in manpower in shipping. That kind of goes against the reports of paper shortages…
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There are three closed Chinese ports. There is a shipping logjam on the West Coast. There is a shortage of trucks and only so much rail rolling stock. And Hurricane Ida did a number on the Port of New Orleans and Cancer Alley in the Baton Rouge-New Orleans corridor.
