It’s been 3+ months since the coronavirus started causing problems to supply chains and the subsequent world economic recession/depression hasn’t helped. But are supply chain woes primarily an American problem and, if so, why? In comments to earlier #quarantinediaries posts where I mentioned ongoing shortages at my local grocery stores, 
And now a new item has gone on walkabout. Disposable diapers have all but vanished:
Three months ago, Cub abandoned their open 24 hours a day policy to close overnight so they could do extra cleaning and disinfecting. But starting next Monday, they’re reinstating 24-hour service. The Pandemic is officially over?
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