Australian supermarket director has vulgar message for toilet paper hoarders

The director of an Australian supermarket is publicly pointing fingers — well, one finger, at least — at a customer who tried hoarding high-demand items amid the coronavirus pandemic.

John-Paul Drake, of Drakes Supermarkets, detailed the incident on the most recent installment of his “Retail Wrap” YouTube series, where he shares consumer-themed news or industry updates.

“If everyone had bought just the things they needed for the immediate short term, we would be fine,” he said in the video, during a segment explaining the need for product limits. “But the reality is, we’ve had so many people hoarding products and buying products that they’re never going to use.”

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Drake then claimed the supermarkets had already sold about eight months’ worth of toilet paper in just four weeks, and a year’s supply of flour in only nine days.

But the worst offender, he said, was a gentleman who got his hands on thousands of rolls of toilet paper, only to later try and return it.

www.foxnews.com/food-drink/supermarket-drakes-australia-middle-finger-customer-hoarding-toilet-paper-coronavirus

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