I remember when... three years later

[RZehr]

[Signtist]

And yes, I was similarly accosted for at least two other Covid-regulation violations as well. Stories for the grandchildren, I suppose.

Walmart Canada had spies in their stores. Street dress, no ID. My wife annoyed one of them til he threatened to call the police. She invited him to do so at his earliest convenience. He didn't like her.

[Soloist]

And yes, I was similarly accosted for at least two other Covid-regulation violations as well. Stories for the grandchildren, I suppose.

Walmart Canada had spies in their stores. Street dress, no ID. My wife annoyed one of them til he threatened to call the police. She invited him to do so at his earliest convenience. He didn't like her.

Not just in the stores either… Wade knew a group that got reported meeting in the woods.

[RZehr]

And yes, I was similarly accosted for at least two other Covid-regulation violations as well. Stories for the grandchildren, I suppose.

Walmart Canada had spies in their stores. Street dress, no ID. My wife annoyed one of them til he threatened to call the police. She invited him to do so at his earliest convenience. He didn't like her.

Not just in the stores either… Wade knew a group that got reported meeting in the woods.

Walmart Canada - espionage second to none! Nothing more than an extension of the CIA. They also traffic in the international tomato market at unheard of levels for Big Tomato.

[Joy]

And yes, I was similarly accosted for at least two other Covid-regulation violations as well. Stories for the grandchildren, I suppose.

Walmart Canada had spies in their stores. Street dress, no ID. My wife annoyed one of them til he threatened to call the police. She invited him to do so at his earliest convenience. He didn't like her.

Not just in the stores either… Wade knew a group that got reported meeting in the woods.

Too, too much! !

[Ernie]

And still your fearless leader won't open the border. I mean, many get across with no problem. But many are one short question away from being turned back.

In December, he tried to doing away with that policy instigated in 2020, but the Supreme Court blocked that effort and kept him from doing away with it. I hope it goes away here in May when the Title 42 thing expires.

[ohio jones]

At the beginning, the local grocery stores had people posted at the entrance to make sure customers wore a mask. That only lasted a week or so. Too much hostility.

Don't remind me of the Menard's mask monitor. They implemented their policy long before the state requirement, and had a dedicated (and I do mean dedicated) employee at the entrance. For all I know he's still there; I've found other stores to shop at.

[steve-in-kville]

My employer had stickers on the floor in front of the coffee maker so we wouldn't get too close to each other.

[Signtist]

Our government told us what was essential to buy. Stores would try to block off "nonessential" items. The problem was, if you have self checkout... Some of the stores had employees who encouraged civil disobedience because they knew managers get sick of it and complain to head office. Head office would get sick of it and things would change. Thankfully they did pretty quickly.

[Signtist]

And still your fearless leader won't open the border. I mean, many get across with no problem. But many are one short question away from being turned back.

In December, he tried to doing away with that policy instigated in 2020, but the Supreme Court blocked that effort and kept him from doing away with it. I hope it goes away here in May when the Title 42 thing expires.

If it does go away, it won't be a day too soon.