On grocery shopping:
Wegmans was pretty quiet before 9:30am. They're sanitizing every cart individually before taking it into the front entry. They have a sanitizer station for customers on at the store entrance. They have taped X's in front of deli and meat counters to, I think, remind people to not crowd up and be near the workers. They continue to sanitize the checkouts after every customer, with tape marks to have you stand away from the cashier as they're scanning everything. They are taking overt and consistent actions to at least appear safe.
Target: Workers wear gloves, and that's it. But the store is so empty I could keep distanced from everyone unlike at Wegmans.
I'm not sure which store is actually better right now, all things considered.
Wegmans was pretty quiet before 9:30am. They're sanitizing every cart individually before taking it into the front entry. They have a sanitizer station for customers on at the store entrance. They have taped X's in front of deli and meat counters to, I think, remind people to not crowd up and be near the workers. They continue to sanitize the checkouts after every customer, with tape marks to have you stand away from the cashier as they're scanning everything. They are taking overt and consistent actions to at least appear safe.
Target: Workers wear gloves, and that's it. But the store is so empty I could keep distanced from everyone unlike at Wegmans.
I'm not sure which store is actually better right now, all things considered.
) and all three trips were a crap show of groups of teens running amok in the parking lot, and lots of people crowding through the store, not obeying the 6 foot rule. This morning there was a guy walking with his wife, open-mouth coughing into the air like he was hacking up a lung. I didn’t feel safe at all in that store.
