[stupac2]

I had heard that Whole Foods was doing all the right things, so I stopped in on a bike ride yesterday just to see what it was like (and kill time before a bar I wanted to support opened). It's was like OF's post. A dude was standing literally in the middle of the doors in, making entry impossible. People were jammed together in the produce section. No attempts to maintain order by staff or anyone in a uniform. I went 20' into the store and turned around and left.

At this point I think we're going to try the "place an order before 6:30am" strategy. I'm up anyway, and I've yet to find a place taking this seriously. Although supposedly another family grocer up the street from me is, so I'll try them next I guess.

I think the lack of cases in Oakland is making people lax. The fact that community spread is established in Berkeley doesn't seem to matter. I feel like it's going to absolutely explode here soon.

[stupac2]

I had heard that Whole Foods was doing all the right things, so I stopped in on a bike ride yesterday just to see what it was like (and kill time before a bar I wanted to support opened). It's was like OF's post. A dude was standing literally in the middle of the doors in, making entry impossible. People were jammed together in the produce section. No attempts to maintain order by staff or anyone in a uniform. I went 20' into the store and turned around and left.

At this point I think we're going to try the "place an order before 6:30am" strategy. I'm up anyway, and I've yet to find a place taking this seriously. Although supposedly another family grocer up the street from me is, so I'll try them next I guess.

I think the lack of cases in Oakland is making people lax. The fact that community spread is established in Berkeley doesn't seem to matter. I feel like it's going to absolutely explode here soon.