COVID-19: Panic Buying In 30-Day Alcohol Sale Cease

Panic Buying In 30-Day Alcohol Sale Cease PIC. KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Panic Buying In 30-Day Alcohol Sale Cease PIC. KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The government had announced that alcohol will not be sold for 30 days, and left with a few hours to purchase their poison, one would have to decide on the amount to stockpile, lest this becomes a long sobering period.

For someone who drinks and goes out regularly, one may have never had to deal with this before and a lot goes through one’s mind as one plans for their alcohol taste buds.

Even the two-week period during the festive season never brings that kind of dilemma because one would have that option of buying in between. On social media feeds, various liquor stores post their last minute specials and for that moment one would not care about a preferred choice of drink but rather the quantity would seem to matter more. 

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