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It’s The Great Pumpkin Shortage Charlie Brown

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It’s The Great Pumpkin Shortage Charlie Brown

A pumpkin shortage!  Let’s see, what have we had so far?  The Toilet paper shortage of 2020, the meat shortage, the canned vegetable shortage, the chip (for cars) shortage, the artificial Christmas Tree shortage, and now the pumpkin shortage.  But, I will survive, and come out stronger on the other side.  They say it will not affect Halloween but the canned pumpkin that we use for pies and stuff, well that may be scarce this year, so guess what?  Stock up…after all, it’s STOCK-tober.  Check out the full story here, on why we may have the great pumpkin shortage of 2021.

 

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