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Port of Houston has brought in 11% more more containers in September than the same month a year ago. So, the supply chains are improving. Kinda. -- nm

Posted by Qale Nov 17 '21, 06:14

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A big part of this is that we're just buying more stuff, and the supply chain can't keep up. -- nm - Inigo Nov 17, 06:34 5
- Yes. The economy rebounded from pandemic levels quicker than expected. Ports were bringing in record numbers 2nd half of 20 and all of 21. - Strongbad Nov 17, 07:47
- What I don't understand is how everyone's going to buy less stuff after COVID, so where does it end? - Max Nov 17, 06:44 3
  - Stop buying new stuff was my lament the other day. -- nm - Qale Nov 17, 07:09
  - all of the land that could be new ports is luxury houses. in WWII, the population was much lower, less dense at the edges. -- nm - amanda jeans Nov 17, 07:04 1
    - I'm dense in the middle -- nm - oblique Nov 17, 07:07
In other local news: Kroger workers here voted 2nd time to strike, have not yet set date to do so. Pay and health care are their demands. -- nm - Qale Nov 17, 06:29 1
- And finally:Harris Co will not seek independent investigation against Astroworld Fest. County Judge (an admin role) outvoted by Commissioners. -- nm* - Qale Nov 17, 06:31
yay for supplies! -- nm* - ty97 Nov 17, 06:16

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