What's up with all the shortages?

Buddy of mine in the salvage business who’s always good at summing up the obvious .... ‘that bad boy ain’t gonna be easy to move’. LOL, ya think!

For sure. I also cannot imagine how strong the wind must have been to really push that large of a vessel in that fashion. Then I thought... hmm maybe someone was sleeping or drinking, but it seem like those ships should mostly be self driving/auto pilot? I have no basis for that statement, but it seems like the captain(s) would be primarily watching the sensors or taking over if need be.
 
Shipping container shortage? Federal seizure perhaps for the 'welcome center' construction. I got a couple buckets of tm pro at a premium from an lfs by me 124.99 for the 200 gl, claimed prices increased...I paid it and may get another or two since it's as prevalent as sasquatch sightings these days. Also on the endangered species list is mp40 wet sides, like pandemic toilet paper
 
I know there’s people who have done no water changes. I think I can get by with my chemistry stability... but I am fearful of trying
I didn't mean it was a pipe dream, just agreeing is the ideal place to be. I seen this shortage coming and I've been stocking up salt since. Ironically I haven't done a water change since last October.
 
When everybody goes back to work those classified pages are going to be crazy.
 
I'm in management at a convenience store chain. We have just over 1/2 the staff we had 2 years ago and sales are up about 35% in dollars. Local distribution centers have bumped their pay from maybe $9/hour 2 years ago to about $20, which resulted in many local entry level jobs to bump their pay to around $15/hour-McDonalds, Target, BK, etc.
 
I am in manufacturing in the middle of KS. We have not had any production shut downs so far. We have scheduled orders that will keep us at 100% until August. Our biggest shortage right now is lack of trucks to ship out.
 
I'm in management at a convenience store chain. We have just over 1/2 the staff we had 2 years ago and sales are up about 35% in dollars. Local distribution centers have bumped their pay from maybe $9/hour 2 years ago to about $20, which resulted in many local entry level jobs to bump their pay to around $15/hour-McDonalds, Target, BK, etc.
You mean higher minimum wage doesn't mean everyone gets rich? Who knew?
 
Still not sure how the coronavirus prevents production over a year later. It's an excuse at this time.
I imagine there is some of that, but there are also real issues. Silicone wafers/chips for example are in short supply at the moment and a number of automotive plants have had to cease operations. When CV hit, demand for cars went down and personal electronics went up, so chip makers followed demand with their supply. Now that auto sales are recovering, guess what, chip shortage for the cars. It will get resolved, either because demand goes down in other areas or supply gets increased. Neither happen quickly. Logistics also got hit hard and we still have shipping container issues. Not sure where aquarium salt comes from, but it's entirely possible stuff is made but just sitting in some international port somewhere hoping for a ride.
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

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