what do u expect. I wish we could give the customers a tour of the facilities so they can shut the hell up
you're right. i'm an idiot
Yes, you are.
what do u expect. I wish we could give the customers a tour of the facilities so they can shut the hell up
you're right. i'm an idiot
I know u don't comprehend simple correlations, but people are upset the stuff they ordered for the hurricane won't arrive.
They've only known for a week
The problem with that theory is yea we filled up on Sunday but having to go to work all week depletes your fuel supply. Now you have to wait in lines to get your gas tank filled so we have gas to move around after the storm hits. If you have not been through what I and everyone else here is going through don't be so judgemental.Long enough to fill up.
Sorry. I was basically talking about the people who ordered supplies off Amazon yesterday and are angry that they're not getting deliveries today.The problem with that theory is yea we filled up on Sunday but having to go to work all week depletes your fuel supply. Now you have to wait in lines to get your gas tank filled so we have gas to move around after the storm hits. If you have not been through what I and everyone else here is going through don't be so judgemental.
And I have. Thankfully, only once.The problem with that theory is yea we filled up on Sunday but having to go to work all week depletes your fuel supply. Now you have to wait in lines to get your gas tank filled so we have gas to move around after the storm hits. If you have not been through what I and everyone else here is going through don't be so judgemental.
Honestly? if they have the fuel to ride it out that is the best way to do it as long as it's in the intercoastal. Tide to a dock is game over.Then you have knuckleheads like this.
In their defense they tried to leave but couldn't get gas
Try not waiting til the last minute?
Long enough to fill up.
Really. Hmm sorry for my misinterpretation.Sorry. I was basically talking about the people who ordered supplies off Amazon yesterday and are angry that they're not getting deliveries today.
Once huh? May I ask which storm?And I have. Thankfully, only once.
Lol. I don't remember the name. I mean the prestorm prep. Fortunately it was much ado about nothing. It was in 2000. It petered out to a tropical storm by the time it arrived, thank goodness.Once huh? May I ask which storm?
People whine it's the new generation that's what they do. The problem lies with supplies is nobody keeps 2 extra tanks of propane lying around for their grill or 20 gallons of gas for their generator(gas goes bad you know). Although people who don't have shutters are complete idiots! I'm older so I have my stuff I know better it's these young people who seem to have no clue and scramble at the last minute trying to find plywood to cover their windows.So what you're saying is that whining people who live in a hurricane prone state (who made no preparations beforehand for hurricanes and waited til the last minute to order supplies) should take precedence over the lives of the UPS and FedEx delivery employees and their families?
I remember at the beginning of every hurricane season, they'd always warn people to stock up on supplies for hurricane season.People whine it's the new generation that's what they do. The problem lies with supplies is nobody keeps 2 extra tanks of propane lying around for their grill or 20 gallons of gas for their generator(gas goes bad you know). Although people who don't have shutters are complete idiots! I'm older so I have my stuff I know better it's these young people who seem to have no clue and scramble at the last minute trying to find plywood to cover their windows.
I left for Andrew as the place I lived was not ready for it luckily it hit farther south.Lol. I don't remember the name. I mean the prestorm prep. Fortunately it was much ado about nothing. It was in 2000. It petered out to a tropical storm by the time it arrived, thank goodness.
I'm sure you've seen the worst, like Andrew.
You're directly in the projected path now, aren't you?I left for Andrew as the place I lived was not ready for it luckily it hit farther south.
I hear it every June 1st and I keep supplies ready except keeping tons of water(it goes bad also). I assure you I'm not one of these bozo's who will be whining about not getting stuff, but it's just like Christmas Amazon says we'll get it to you and people get sucked right in.I remember at the beginning of every hurricane season, they'd always warn people to stock up on supplies for hurricane season.
I've never had to keep water a long time. Won't it last through a hurricane season though?I hear it every June 1st and I keep supplies ready except keeping tons of water(it goes bad also). I assure you I'm not one of these bozo's who will be whining about not getting stuff, but it's just like Christmas Amazon says we'll get it to you and people get sucked right in.
Who knows it wobble's left then right, we're in the path we're not I won't know till I hear the trees snapping.You're directly in the projected path now, aren't you?
It's been a while since a storm hit. I think people forget.People whine it's the new generation that's what they do. The problem lies with supplies is nobody keeps 2 extra tanks of propane lying around for their grill or 20 gallons of gas for their generator(gas goes bad you know). Although people who don't have shutters are complete idiots! I'm older so I have my stuff I know better it's these young people who seem to have no clue and scramble at the last minute trying to find plywood to cover their windows.
Sarcasm is hard to read on the internetThe problem with that theory is yea we filled up on Sunday but having to go to work all week depletes your fuel supply. Now you have to wait in lines to get your gas tank filled so we have gas to move around after the storm hits. If you have not been through what I and everyone else here is going through don't be so judgemental.