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Author	dl064
Comment	https://twitter.com/opinonhaver/status/1614750354771693571?s=20&t=Ww5mQzfXqcztqeKAI31Ghw I'm enjoying this thread: > asked this before, but it's something I find interesting: what do you consider last "normal day" in 2020 before the pandemic really started impacting you personally? what did you do? I have put a couple on there, but a silly one: Guy in Tesco kinda telling me off for buying a 16 pack of toilet paper. The way I saw it: buying multiples or stockpiling is wrong, but the act of buying one large thing of toilet paper is not per se.
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Created	Mon 16th Jan 2023 12:34pm
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https://twitter.com/opinonhaver/status/1614750354771693571?s=20&t=Ww5mQzfXqcztqeKAI31Ghw

I'm enjoying this thread:

> asked this before, but it's something I find interesting: what do you consider last "normal day" in 2020 before the pandemic really started impacting you personally? what did you do?

I have put a couple on there, but a silly one:

Guy in Tesco *kinda* telling me off for buying a 16 pack of toilet paper. The way I saw it: buying multiples or stockpiling is wrong, but the act of buying one large thing of toilet paper is not per se.