A five-year plan for wooden sledges!
Capitalism is at the end. Right now, just before Christmas, we can once again witness one to one, how our economic system failed terrificly: Have you ever tried to buy a simple wooden sledge in the last few days? Can you forget immediately! The seller in the sports shop almost laughed at me. "A sledge, now in winter, they are all sold out," he said. On the Internet? None. "Currently not available," says the online retailers. Well, one can not say that winter surprises the wood-sled industry every year. They have sales statistics. Why can not they then produce the appropriate amount?
Or icing sugar. Recently, one of my friends wanted to mix a well-kept whiskey sour in the evening. So he quickly looked past the supermarket. He still got the lemons. But for the last packet of powdered sugar on the shelf he had to wrestle with a pensioner. The pretty professional used her stick. "Powdered sugar is just short of all the Christmas cookies that bake people now," said a salesman indifferently.
This scarcity economy everywhere leads to degrading human behavior. A colleague is always hiding behind the supermarket to wait for the trucks with the goods. A few days ago she picked up a dozen bags of almonds? before they came on the shelves. The four-year-old daughter of a friend was stolen on St. Nicholas' Day the new sledge. Right in front of the kindergartentür. How screwed do you have to be beautiful? Or how desperate?
And that's not just in winter. Buying sand toys in July for a few relaxing days on the beach? Sold out, then tell the seller again and stifle a laugh.
If industry does not understand how to adequately meet demand, then politics must intervene. I will only choose one party that promises me a five-year plan for wooden sledges. And for powdered sugar, almonds and Sandschäufelchen.
