I was at Walmart yesterday and saw a lady at the self checkout (the bigger ones that have a conveyor belt) with THREE carts filled about a foot higher than the top, along with the rack underneath each cart filled to the brim. And not with large items, but with regular groceries- hundreds of cans and boxes and jars of food. It suddenly made perfect sense why most of the aisles were so empty. I have no idea how she managed to get three carts through the store alone. She didn't have anyone with her at checkout.
Only other unusual thing I've seen was tonight when I stopped by the party store* by my house. It's a small hole-in-the-wall, off the beaten path place with no actual parking lot- just a dirt area circling it where you can park wherever. It's usually not an issue as I've never encountered more than one other car there (and even that's rare), but tonight, the whole area was packed with people parking every which way and having to wait for others to leave so they could find a way to drive out. I know it's a Saturday night, but I've never seen it like this before, and it's location doesn't exactly make it that well-known.
*Not a place like Party City, more like a convenience store that sells alcohol, tobacco, and snacks.
