I stopped by the local Target this morning, hoping to find some sanitizing wipes for my wife's shop (Where the average customer is well over 68 years old), after striking out at two grocery chains and a warehouse store. There were two large containers of wipes, and some personal-sized packages of sanitizing wipes. I took one of each, and then showed someone else (who was holding 2- count 'em, 2!)
rolls of paper towels. where they were.
A few moments later, I saw someone with a 4-container package of wipes in her basket, and asked where she had found them; she pointed over by the shelves where I had just been, and said, "Oh, look - she's putting some back." I walked over, and a woman had just put two of the 4-packs on the shelf, and said "I realized I only need one package."
So I took one 4-pack, put the large container of wipes back on the shelf, and someone said "Thanks - I only need one container, not a whole 4-pack!".
People at every place I've gone in the past couple of days have been kind, considerate, and willing to share with people who couldn't find anything.
I'd love it if that would continue.
(As opposed to one of my knitting guild members who told of a fist fight where she works, because someone didn't cover up quickly enough when he sneezed...)
-Kurt