Shopping after the perfect Storm

InstaSnopes: Sorting the Real Sandy Photos From the Fakes

http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/a ... es/264243/

I am a buyer and one of the first parts I wanted to order this morning comes from a company in Rockaway Beach. Think they might not be in today? Depending on how fast things get back to normal, this could really hurt the economy.

Plus sharks are in the streets!!! When will the alligators start eating people?

FredHayek wrote: I am a buyer and one of the first parts I wanted to order this morning comes from a company in Rockaway Beach. Think they might not be in today? Depending on how fast things get back to normal, this could really hurt the economy.

Plus sharks are in the streets!!! When will the alligators start eating people?

I have a couple of friends who live in Laurel, MD. They didn't get hit too hard but it's obvious to them that the next couple of months are going to be hard going. They both consider themselves and their families to be well prepared but getting from here to Christmas will be a real test. I'm sure a lot of people who have been hit hard by Sandy will need all of the assistance they can get. The economic impacts are going to be devastating, imagine having your small or medium business literally washed out to sea, flooded, or burned to the ground. Sure insurance will help but will small and medium sized business owners be able to afford insurance in the future? Stack on the cost of Obamacare and a Federal Government running 16 Trillion in the red and it's a recipe for disaster.

The sharks will go away when the water drains off (might want to check SNOPES, those pics are real but didn't happen during Sandy), the gators don't like cold weather but I'm not sure they can survive once the temps drop below freezing so all of the gators that have been found on Long Island should not be a threat later this year.