Congratulations, you're not one of the 8 million.

Meanwhile my parents had to eat cupboard food for dinner because their local Co-op looked like this: https://imgur.com/a/a2aEaxG

Along the same lines of "Covid hasn't hit my family, so clearly it doesn't exist."

A few Gladwells of anecdata: our local ASDA (big but not a megastore) has had reasonably frequent empty shelves in various products. I think the medium-large Tesco down the road has also had empty shelves (but that's secondhand from people I know who shop there.) Similarly secondhand, from family up north, the major supermarkets up there have been missing products.

Every petrol station I’ve driven past in the last week has had giant queues or (more commonly) been shut for lack of fuel. SE England.

>I’ve been in many shops and they’re fully stocked. Every fuel station has petrol and diesel

Yet I cycled past a closed petrol station yesterday and couldn't buy everything on my shopping list last week.

Neither your point nor the article are correct of course and a lot depends on where you live in the country.

Move along nothing to see.