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I drove to Sam's Club in Jacksonville today. The shelves were empty. There wasn't any toilet paper, paper towels, bottled water, cleaning products including bleach, Emergen-C, canned vegetables, bread, etc. Most of the fresh meat was also gone. An associate told me the store opens at 7:00 AM for Plus Members and aforementioned paper products are gone by 7:30.
A friend of mine works at Franklin Baking in Goldsboro and he said that the stores were picked clean. He also said that the bakery was considering shutting down, but so far he's still working (usually night shifts).
At the time of my post, the possible case in Brunswick County is not confirmed. Please don't confuse presumptive with confirmed. We should know something today or by tomorrow if it is a confirmed case.
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), a presumptive positive result is when a patient has tested positive by a local public health laboratory, but when those results are still pending confirmation at a CDC lab.
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At the time of my post, the possible case in Brunswick County is not confirmed. Please don't confuse presumptive with confirmed. We should know something today or by tomorrow if it is a confirmed case.
At this point and who knows for how much longer, presumptive is all we have to go on. The CDC is barely testing anything according to its own website.
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Traffic in Greenville was way off today. It looked more like a Sunday than a Monday.
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