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Thousands of Desperate People Flood Food Bank Lines

April 12, 2020

by Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock
Mish Talk

People wait in their cars Thursday at Traders Village for the San Antonio Food Bank to begin food distribution.

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In perhaps the most sobering reminder yet of the economic fallout caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the San Antonio Food Bank aided about 10,000 households Thursday in a record-setting giveaway.

“It was a rough one today,” said Food Bank president and CEO Eric Cooper after the largest single-day distribution in the nonprofit’s 40-year history. “We have never executed on as large of a demand as we are now.”

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