SGC office closed today due to weather- 1/21/2014

[Leon]

Hey Folks
Earl (SGC Customer Service Manager) reached out and asked if I could post a message for them concerning them being closed today, as they are closed. I am happy to do so and here is a further response.....

Hi Leon, weather permitting, we should reopen tomorrow unless something more prevents that. We are getting a heavy dose of snow right now and since most of us commute a long distance. Management wanted to take precautions and close today. Just let everyone know we expect to be back open tomorrow with regular office hours.

EARL


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[ullmandds]

east coast weather sissies!

[barrysloate]

We're getting pounded today.

[ullmandds]

so I've heard!

[barrysloate]

I know it's colder in Minnesota.

[jhs5120]

Net54 has officially become my weather alert system.

I work 5 minutes from the SGC offices, but I'm in a windowless conference room today. I was under the impression the snow shouldn't pick up until 2-3PM. Well, I saw this thread and I checked outside, it's really coming down here...

I'm going home.

[ullmandds]

i hope everyone is stocked with milk and eggs!

[Vintagecatcher]

Barry,

We have had enough cold and snow in Maine so far this winter. Feel free to stop any storms in New York from coming north bound.

Many thanks,

Patrick

[Paul S]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

i hope everyone is stocked with milk and eggs!

Pete -- got milk and eggs and internet and vices. What else is there?

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

i hope everyone is stocked with milk and eggs!

While putting myself through college and for a while after college, I spent six years working at a grocery distribution center for a regional supermarket chain here in eastern Pennsylvania. I cannot express strongly enough how quickly I learned to hate snowstorms and the media fueled panic that people would trapped in their houses for weeks without milk, bread and eggs.

On the day before a snowstorm, the size of store orders to the warehouse dairy for milk and eggs would instantly triple or quadruple. Things would be so overwhelming on the day before a snowstorm that managers and buyers who I had never in my life seen on the warehouse floor would take off their ties and dress shirts and come into the 36-degree dairy cooler to pick orders of milk, juice and eggs.

[freakhappy]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

We're getting pounded today.

Thaaaaat's what she said

Too easy...sorry