WFAE
A line of cars waiting for gasoline stretches into the street Tuesday in Hemby Bridge, southeast of Charlotte.
I’ll admit it. The other day I was making fun of all the people waiting in line for gas. At one point Charlotte had more empty gas pumps than anywhere else and I tweeted that we were the panic capital of America, the Usain Bolt of panic, so far ahead that we could run the last stretch backwards and still win.
“The whole thing’s gonna be over in a few days,” I said.
My wife – my loving, wise wife – replied: “That’s what they said about the pandemic.”