Always laugh about this subject. I always say cats and birds benefit from every snowstorm.....Cats get the milk as it starts to sour and birds get the stale bread because people buy more than they can use.
In 1978 we had a blizzard here in Springfield, Oh. I had driven the company parts delivery truck, F-150 FORD, home the night before. Boss said don't even try to get to work, help your neighbors. So I helped the local grocery who ran out of bread. Store owner said if you can get me to Bakery about 5 miles away, I can get more bread. We got there and back, unloaded the pickup with shopping cart. I was headed to the shelf with the last cart with about 12 loaves of bread. One of employees that didn't know I was helping them came around the corner and flew into a rage when he saw all that bread in my cart. Bunch of swear words flew as he said can't you read the sign ? 2 loaf minimum on bread ! I just grinned and said I am bringing it in not taking it out. He was so embarrassed. We became friends and for next few years when I would go in to store and see him I would ask "How many loaves of bread can I buy today ?" ☺
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