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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Well, for a city that's supposedly "shut down", it was sure busy as hell today.

I was in Burbank, North Hollywood, Sun Valley and Studio City from 10am to 3pm and while traffic wasn't as heavy as pre-C19, it was heavier than I'd seen in since early March. Costco wasn't "packed" at 10am but it wasn't exactly empty, either. They had ground beef but no fresh chicken, which sucks. The weird thing is that today, they had rotisserie chicken for the first time in probably a month. I was also able to buy Kirkland Toilet Paper and Napkins for the first time since February, which to me, is a good sign that production is beginning to catch up with demand.

The other stores, Vallarta, which is a Mexican grocery store in the valley and Ralphs, we're pretty darn packed with people. The checkout lines were longer than usual and it wasn't just because of Social Distancing, it's because there was a lot more people. Many of the shelves were still empty but even they had toilet paper on the rack for the first time since March.

Road construction in the valley was insane and new building construction was going on everywhere. Lake Hollywood was crowded yesterday as well but everywhere I went, people were following the law and wearing masks, so this is a step in the right direction for sure.

It's like that everywhere IMO. Based of this thread you would think everyone is SIP but in the real world shit is back to pretty much like it was before.