..I don't foresee the SHAMELESS CRAZY NASTY hoarders changing their behaviors??

As they will still lack compassion, common sense, and overall consideration toward their fellow societal members especially the most vulnerable ones like the elderly and the very young..

Stores really need to step up and control the NASTY right off the bat instead of waiting until the chaos and panic hits and if you don't have the common sense to understand the concept of sharing, you should be shot on the spot because sharing is something that's learned from an early age for many:
Grocery stores are preparing for a second wave of panic buying — you should, too
Remember those long lines and bare shelves?
The hoarding began slowly in spring as forward-thinking shoppers snapped up masks and hand sanitizer. But once Americans realized the pandemic was serious, they emptied stores of just about everything, from toilet paper to canned soup.
With an alarming increase in COVID-19 cases this fall, panic buying could return as worries of a second lockdown spread. Retailers say they’re already seeing the signs and are hopeful they’ll be ready.
Here’s what stores are doing to prepare for a second wave and what you should. Even when people aren’t panicking and picking the shelves clean, the way we eat and shop has changed significantly.
