Due to sustained supply chain disruptions and product shortages, purchase limits of two bottles, per customer, per day were applied to certain items beginning Friday, Sept. 17, and will remain in effect for the foreseeable future.
-WiscoDave
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While picking up a bottle of Jamison a month ago I had noticed the price increase for all the brands of liquor, even the
ReplyDelete"cheap" brands. Looking like it's time to invest in copper.
JD
That's what happens when you have a state controlled monopoly. Private business would have found solutions to the problem!
ReplyDeleteProof government controlled, incompetent, corrupt bureaucracy eventually causes the system to break down. This is a great example of why Americans should oppose government run National Health Care.
ReplyDeleteTaking the best barter item away from the peppers.
ReplyDeleteAlcoholic beverages are really easy to make, just saying.
ReplyDeleteAt on time the State of PA was the largest customer of every major spirits and winery in the US.
ReplyDeleteThey also paid the highest prices.
That's government at work!
If .gov controls/regulates it, there are going to be shortages.
ReplyDeleteIf they run it, it's going to be an incompetent clusterfuck of epic proportions.
Reason #1 they shouldn't be running Health care.
Or anything else important.
CC
"If they run it, it's going to be an incompetent clusterfuck of epic proportions."
DeleteThat one comes with a caveat - "Unless it's mass murder." They are very, very good at that.