If this is real, it looks like they’re stocking a storm closet, or ‘emergency supplies’ if you’d rather. Stable grains (even if the cereals are eewwugh, they’re still sealed tight and easy to eat), water for a few days, light sources with the fuel/power (batteries, it looks like) for them, the mac&cheese for the kids who would probably whine and need some form of ‘comfort’ food, and cleaning supplies. “Water and sugar” is almost exactly what you’d want if you were isolated by a storm for a short period of time. If they’re not using a wood burning stove (or gas, I’ll grant you, if it doesn’t go out), having food (the “sugar”) that doesn’t need much cooking is perfect.
I would guess the laundry solution there, and maybe a few of the other things that are hidden and you can’t quite make out, would be placed in normal locations for regular use in the house.
And that’s fine. But it’s proposed as a normal grocery run. If this is normal for this household, then I have questions about the health and sanity of the family living there.
I suppose you could see it (“groceries”) as “a normal grocery run,” but to me groceries just means ‘what you bring home from the grocery store.’ That includes random things like storm prep. So the phrase “40 euro worth of groceries in montana” still fits.
Mostly water and sugar?
Perhaps they are bees?
If this is real, it looks like they’re stocking a storm closet, or ‘emergency supplies’ if you’d rather. Stable grains (even if the cereals are eewwugh, they’re still sealed tight and easy to eat), water for a few days, light sources with the fuel/power (batteries, it looks like) for them, the mac&cheese for the kids who would probably whine and need some form of ‘comfort’ food, and cleaning supplies. “Water and sugar” is almost exactly what you’d want if you were isolated by a storm for a short period of time. If they’re not using a wood burning stove (or gas, I’ll grant you, if it doesn’t go out), having food (the “sugar”) that doesn’t need much cooking is perfect.
I would guess the laundry solution there, and maybe a few of the other things that are hidden and you can’t quite make out, would be placed in normal locations for regular use in the house.
And that’s fine. But it’s proposed as a normal grocery run. If this is normal for this household, then I have questions about the health and sanity of the family living there.
I suppose you could see it (“groceries”) as “a normal grocery run,” but to me groceries just means ‘what you bring home from the grocery store.’ That includes random things like storm prep. So the phrase “40 euro worth of groceries in montana” still fits.
I think I’m over thinking a shitpost.
Lulz. We got sucked in.
Speaking of sucking…
I had to delete my response because nsfw.