Raw Video: 5-Alarm Fire Burns San Jose Home Depot

[@pbdye1607]

"Do you know the way to San Jose?" (points at the billowing column of smoke)

[@blinko656]

Thanks for the quick upload crazy. Retired firefighter Sacramento

[@giftedgreen2152]

Average life expectancy of firemen is 60. I’ll pray for you.

[@dougdimmadoodahdaay7887]

Putin's price hike

[@xxmypuppylovergirlxx7826]

Those poor plants rest in peace :*(

[@bean5633]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@owl1873]

Spectacular footage. Great job.

[@CoreyChambersLA]

I'd imaging that Home Depot would rather that store burn down than keep giving $1,500 per day of stuff to every thief.

[@kentcarter835]

Sprinkler systems can be overwhelmed. It has happened many times before and always results in a fire like this.

[@dougdimmadoodahdaay7887]

world class California safety codes at work

[@joevignolor4u949]

A firefighter once told me that sprinkler systems aren't really intended to put out the fire. What they are there for is to reduce the speed that the fire spreads and grows to give the occupants time to escape.

[@darthscion]

@@joevignolor4u949 and this is something people hardly understand. As the son of a firefighter and as a future architect, no one understands this. They don't put out fires or they would be in our homes and there would be no need for fire departments anymore. They simply give you more time for big structures.

[@joevignolor4u949]

@@darthscion It's the same thing with smoke detectors. They don't put the fire out. They just give you time to escape.

[@DieselRamcharger]

not what they are meant to do

[@muzkat101]

An entire Store?! That's just crazy. I don't expect to see this store re-opening any time soon. It'll have to be bulldozed to ground level and rebuilt. But again, I am very doubtful they'll rebuild soon.

[@samsonwong1897]

Well, Hydden! Yes, it will be rebuilt. Once it is clear by San Jose as well as OSHA. The store is located on a very popular area. Guess you are not aware of its location. It's across the street from a mall. So yes it will be rebuilt.

[@ricardoreporttwitterandrep5742]

because of came out louit's amazing👍 but it's just l where they get back and aren't going out loud enough that it might take ass

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

ReBuild it no time at all That's what insurance is for And a big box places they run out of cookie cutter design so it won't take long to put them up

[@garrylearmonth9313]

All the staff in there would be spread to other stores most likely to keep them employed so I hope there are stores located somewhere close by......????

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

@@garrylearmonth9313 oh of course there are at Home Depot South San Francisco Bay area there's plenty of other locations.

[@zumbawakanda3035]

Sad to watch this and glad to hear everyone was safe!

[@rosewetzel8284]

I am too but I’d really like to see the full footage video of the firefighters fighting this fire

[@jonathanchangdolphins305]

Prayers to my fellow homedepot associates hope everyone got out on time

[@tommyornothing7301]

❤

[@rosewetzel8284]

I love homedepot stores and this is just sad and frustrating because fires like this one happen frequently especially in large cities

[@rosewetzel8284]

Yeah I hope nobody got hurt and this fire gets on my nerves because I love homedepot stores and if I could’ve helped my heroes fight this fire even though I would’ve definitely been one of the witnesses I would’ve definitely fought this fire although carefully

[@rosewetzel8284]

If possible I’d really like to see the full video footage of these bold heroes fighting this huge blaze

[@mikeh024]

@@rosewetzel8284 join the fire department, u get health care and salary pay

[@DudleyaSetchellii]

It's in a city of over 1 million people, of course there are other Home Depot stores near by. This was my go-to store but I've visited others in the area especially coming home from work. Curtner store was desolate for about a year after they built it but afterwards was very crowded when people caught on where it was. Capitol was always busy when I went there since it was built. This Blossom Hill store will be sorely missed until it is rebuilt. Home Depot offers a lot that other hardware stores don't have. Glad no one was gravely injured and got out as well as the dogs next door. Please rebuild as soon as possible.

[@akajulz]

I've lived in San Jose a long time and since 1993 I have lived 5 minutes away from three different Home Depots. Capital Expressway, Camden, and now Curtner/The Plant. Unless you live way up in the foothills, or on the border of South San Jose there's a Home Depot less than 20 minutes away.

[@spicyroads]

That put out more smoke than all the cars in California today

[@GMan-yv8cb]

TRUE! Next thing you know, AOC will have Joe make it illegal to burn down buildings ! I KNOW, I KNOW !! --- Just let that one sink in a bit!! 😉

[@wes5150.]

I doubt that any of the spectators considered the 'Blue Rhino' Propane tanks OUTSIDE the Front Door. If they ignite I think they would launch towards the parking lot since they're against the store front wall. 37 years as a railroad conductor and you don't have to tell me to RUN at the first sight of FIRE.

[@Mauipokepoi]

B.L.E.V.E. boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion

[@garrylearmonth9313]

@@Mauipokepoi Exactly........... best advice........RUN FAST

[@stevebingham9449]

Where were the sprinklers? Was this so fast moving it overpowered them?

[@l.ls.8890]

HD’s like all hardware stores are stocked with volatile and flammable stuff.

[@roberthunt1540]

Flames in the smoke cloud shooting up maybe 80 feet or more. That is one hot mfkng fire. Absolutely spooky.

[@kerfufflee]

On a positive they won't have to water the plants on the racks out front....

[@jason1440]

Question: Has anyone in the fire protection industry been noticing the increase in large, fully alarmed, modern non combustible buildings with sprinkler systems burning to the ground? This was practically unseen in the 90s and 2000s? Something new has hit the scene lately. Something that is either reactive and or has the ability to burn fast and overcome fire protection systems. The Amazon mega wharehouse in California, the Wallmart mega wharehouse in Indiana, Etc. These buildings made of concrete and steal should not be burning like this. This hasn't been seen before. My suspicion is the fascination with lithium batteries. I hope im wrong. What else is new to the stock of products that wasn't prevalent in the past 2 decades?

[@Bernie0481USMC]

It's called crap construction. Sprinklers prob inoperable or unable to handle the fire load of a building filled with flammable items

[@meggtokyodelicious]

Smart meters causes a lot of radiation and melts everything around..... But those big stores burning down is a very bad incident for the area, since neighborhood have to go shopping elsewhere. Gasoline getting very expensive, it's a double sword for the pockets.

[@jromebizzle]

Insurance fraud. It profitable, to make up the losses during the pandemic. You are correct in your assessments. Modern building, sprinkler and non combustible. Even with a heavy fire load.

[@Bernie0481USMC]

I started out in 1990. Most residential fires were contained to a room in content. If the structure was well involved, it still held together and did not crumble right away. We had WAY more time to get in and plan a coordinated attack on the seat of the fire. Nowadays, it's usually fully involved by the time first piece arrives. Now we are talking giant buildings with a LOT of OPEN AIR! High, commercial ceilings, hundreds of openings and hundreds of pounds of chemicals, flammable materials and more. Then there are solar panels. I got out in 2007 so I'm not familiar, first-hand with panels and their systems? Employees don't know proper storage procedures anymore either. I highly doubt any type of incident training is given for them. These building needs BIGGER fire suppression systems, hydrants all around with adequate pressure and depts need to be trained correctly.

[@Rich-dw9ii]

Add all the solar panels on the roof to hinder proper ventilation by firefighters. You didn’t have all that back then. Can’t vent over the origin of fire and then major spread. Plus the amount of fire load in the building and then the sprinkler system is overrun.

[@TheNotMeTube]

Fremont Walmart was set on fire a few weeks ago during a robbery, but the fire never got this bad. Wonder if something similar happened here.

[@feraltaco4783]

The dude who just rolled past on his skateboard has the level of chill that I can only aspire to possess.

[@willwagner2252]

Its chill for our benifit.

[@bluebiegrace1828]

During the day, and that fast of a fire?! I’m glad everyone got out safely.

[@DieselRamcharger]

yeah everyone knows fire spreads faster at night.....

[@b9bot148]

Wow, that was a huge fire at this home depot. Will be interesting to find out what caused this.

[@Jori.55]

BLM

[@michaelkeymont501]

Putin...

[@pinkversace187]

@@Jori.55 yea definitely Blue Lives Matter people

[@BigMike-td1cz]

Someone taking a dump in the restroom after eating Del Taco

[@robertyoung3992]

Arson to cover a burglary

[@johnnybarton449]

What isle are fire extinguishers on?

[@az_exit1279]

When is the Fire Sale, and will discounts be available at all locations?

[@SaltyNationalist]

Bruh...🤣🤣🤣 Too soon.. lol

[@cheems5643]

Damn a lot of money and chemicals went up in smoke

[@covidhoax7646]

Liberals will have to ride bikes for rest of their lives to offset the carbon footprint.

[@ratherbwithhorses]

Alot. Paints, cleaners bleach chemicals shingles

[@trvman1]

Two things, I hope they have their video going to a cloud and they can see where it started. Second, this may be tied up for years with the insurance company because there is NO WAY they will settle this claim in any hurry.

[@cheems5643]

@@trvman1 I use to work at a different Home Depot but this specific location was well known for incompetence and management scandals

[@dougdimmadoodahdaay7887]

fix it with Flex Tape!

[@jc.938]

It’s sure is funny how a store like this can burn with the sprinkler systems installed! Sprinklers are effective if installed correctly! I hope their camera surveillance system transmitted to outside facility! Also I hope every customer and associate got out safe and no firefighters were injured too! Prosecute the ones who started this fire please!

[@MsArtistwannabe]

The store is full of volatile materials.

[@BJRCallahan]

Sprinkler systems but time for you to get out, not to stop fires entirely. Especially with the high ceilings of these buildings.

[@Digitalgems9000]

@@MsArtistwannabe Yeah, the acid stuff mixed with other crap, sprinklers are not going to do sh*t. I used to work at HD, pallets upon pallets of that crap

[@Digitalgems9000]

@@MsArtistwannabe Btw, I'm agreeing with you

[@savemyneighborhood]

No it cannot be fire alarm.

[@michael931]

The 2x4's survived because they keep those locked in a safe.

[@robertfain2629]

Fire sale ?

[@MuvoTX]

is this the store on blossom hill road?

[@DSE233]

Yes.

[@onthewater4189]

It was the store on Blossom Hill Rd.

[@bc5891]

I wonder if they will have a fire sale

[@chasein7019]

I was thinking about the 100's of products that would burn easily. Paint, solvents, wood, paint thinner and so on. There would be no way they could put it out.

[@joelonzello4189]

No way to put out....like an EV battery fire 😝

[@TheLegitAlpha]

Don’t forget about plastics, which are a double whammy since they usually release flammable gases through pyrolysis.

[@joelonzello4189]

@@TheLegitAlpha More plastic in our lives than ever lol. Not going anywhere...

[@tiramisussudio1096]

I was thinking about those propane tanks they keep outside the building, thank God.

[@joelonzello4189]

@@tiramisussudio1096 I have seen propane tanks (small ones) blow up in San Diego during wildfire in 1997 across the golf course from us !

[@JH-di3nu]

Was driving down to San Jose yesterday and thought the smoke was from a large wildfire. Tons of smoke from this fire.

[@michaelkeymont501]

Where there’s smoke, there’s... Oh you know the thing!

[@dougdimmadoodahdaay7887]

they did it for the gram

[@AhJodie]

Dang, grab those plants in the front of the building, that is food growing there! Why stand so close to a building on fire with explosives and toxic material just to get a video?

[@ChefMcToastEM]

Because us fire buffs want to

[@nicolewembley3093]

I think we can call that a totally involved structure, fire department using containment methods only, no saving that building. Wonder if we will ever find out the origin of the fire, most comments refer to possible arson? Once the paint department gets heated up you have a lot of flammables.

[@garrylearmonth9313]

Yep, paint, thinners, metho, oils, cleaning products now add everything for pools, chlorine etc. Timber. On top of all that, add the timber shelving and pallets up in high rise within the store and I reckon it will burn till there is nothing left except the concrete outer walls........................ twisted metal inside.

[@garrylearmonth9313]

@Me Me I think if you look at the film footage it seems to have travelled sideways. Radiant heat will heat up what's next to it and burst it into flames and the next and the next etc

[@garrylearmonth9313]

@Me Me Each fire sprinkler fire head has a glass vial in it and bursts when it gets hot enough....... But these are a good 40 foot in the air, so by the time they burst the fire is going pretty well already. The sprinklers are good when their down low like in a low roof area.

[@weekenderfam7965]

and I think they use wood pallets to stack the paints and almost everything in the store, and they are very close to each other. So once one of them start burning the fire will spread up and sideways

[@garrylearmonth9313]

@@weekenderfam7965 Yep, all products are stored on pallets next to each other so it can be moved around easily and that also goes for putting them up in high racking. Although in our store U can't put flammable products in high rise. Fire would spread from pallet to pallet, from radiant heat. you just have to sit in front of a fire and feel the heat coming off the flames.

[@jamelswain2867]

They need to find out who did that

[@bobbymoss6160]

Hopefully the surveillance footage is recorded offsite, so they can see who did it. If it's on site, then they'll never catch the criminal unless a store employee or customer saw something.

[@707jmc]

I hope everyone is safe.

[@flutsfluts]

Home Depot lit af

[@marthamzamdio]

Let’s be careful it could be intentional.. There’s so many bad ppl trying to do harm ..

[@lovethyneighbor1955]

The're called Democrats

[@coliniscolingaming]

@@lovethyneighbor1955 damn bro u must say that alot

[@jdarst100]

@@lovethyneighbor1955 Trumpers one and all.

[@rensuzugamori2531]

Seems like the number of bad people in california is increasing daily

[@ianwalton284]

some jerkwads were running around the midwest lighting walmarts up

[@patmcbride9853]

First, a Walmart warehouse goes up. Now a Home Depot? Is there a move by some people to burn down the big box stores?

[@robertyoung3992]

the Walmart was a fulfillment center

[@mnm291]

Or add to the supply chain shortages

[@bryanphillips6666]

I refuse to believe that it was anything else BUT arson. There have been some furniture store fires on here as well huge 4 and 5 alarm fires

[@46fd04]

Looks like the sprinklers didn't contain this one. Contrary to the other comments, if sprinkler heads are large enough, and placed close enough together, they will contain a fire, BUT, the local FD must arrive in a timely manner and hopefully get a 2.5" line on it quickly. There is a video somewhere on KZbin that shows this exact scenario. The local FD was able to knock a fire down in a Home Depot with two 1.75" lines.

[@19irving]

The orange flames look great against the Home Depot logo and colors. Marketing Department, please take note.

[@hankgs]

...was John Orr released...?

[@poppiarlin5612]

California building codes didn’t save this one

[@DukeCronenwerth]

Was verkaufen die? Kunststoffe?

[@catsmith233]

Did everyone get out ok!?

[@johndeerefan725]

2 years late on this, everyone evacuated the store safely.

[@anthonylabarge4331]

Smokin hot deals

[@UhuruFrontier]

That's a shame. People's jobs gone. I hope HD keep them on the payroll for at least six months.

[@TheRealRusDaddy]

Theyve either been shit canned or moved to other home depots nearish by

[@willissudweeks1050]

I highly doubt their jobs are gone. This is probably exciting and they will get some nice time off.

[@UhuruFrontier]

@@willissudweeks1050 Well, they will need at least six month backing. That store may be closed a year, just because of the supply chain.

[@victorsoukkhasem5601]

That is 60 million dollar store. With all that inventory lost. Prayers to the workers and hope HD will take care of their employees with the Homer Fund program

[@Morpheus187]

The Home Depot doesn’t give two shits about its employees they are just bodies to the corporate office

[@VictorMartinez-wk4ow]

Glad I got out of working there. Th home depot is a shit hole

[@mrconductor144]

Home Depot theme song meets Doom Eternal theme song.

[@danielclint1033]

How did this happen?

[@alksjda]

sprinker system? hello?

[@thenorthstars2210]

Any video camera in the store?

[@chuckfritz478]

Did the building have a sprinkler system installed?

[@charlesbaker931]

Interesting. Home Depot stores have automatic sprinkler systems that apparently did not keep up with the rapid fire growth.

[@Digitalgems9000]

No way a sprinkler system can stop pallets and pallets of deadly acid mixed with other stuff, especially they stored that stuff in outside garden. Or, heaven forbid next to each other inside. I used to work at HD, people would get written up and fired on the spot for that. Mostly forklift drivers

[@RobimusPrime]

Guess all Home Depot needs to update their sprinkler systems. That’s a total loss

[@mokokoco4720]

What makes you think a little sprinkler system that dumps no more than 500 gallons of water would be able to stop it if multiple fire trucks dumping thousands of gallons of water didn’t contain the chemical fire? Go back to school and pay attention in the chemistry classes 😂 Tesla cars burn for hours because of the lithium battery reacting with air.

[@jc.938]

@@mokokoco4720 Have you ever seen a sprinkler system work? They are capable of subduing a fire because they engage because either the rise in temperature or smoke is detected. I am a former Grocery director where one of the companies stores paper towel section was started by an arsonist and I’m the next aisle the summer promo aisles had small bottle propane bottles and display of charcoal lighter fluids plus charcoals with fluid on them and the sprinkler system put out the fire!

[@mokokoco4720]

@@jc.938 did you see what I said that this was a chemical fire. It’s different than a regular normal fire. I know how sprinklers work 😂

[@wutsupman2172]

Is this Home Depot the one located Curtner X Monterey ?

[@southenglish1]

No sprinkler system?

[@glennsprague8535]

Unfortunately the fire trucks were still charging their batteries! Showed up a bit late!

[@_A4A]

All the employees belongings that go in the lockers was destroyed. Purses, backpacks, car & house keys, clothing, all their stuff will have to be replaced! I would be HELLA PISSED OFF!...

[@fantasy_Streamer]

please tell me home depo doesn't carry lithium items...

[@dougdimmadoodahdaay7887]

shake it Cali

[@brianmcmichael2698]

The flames are Home depot orange

[@FracturedOrigins]

Lmao

[@flat-earther]

Didn't it have fire sprinklers?

[@dpro34s]

I could see the smoke all the way from Mountain View. I hope everyone in the area stays safe with the ash!

[@xxtriggerede3517]

lol I was working near by and didn’t even notice 😭

[@poodlescone9700]

Poor shoplifters. Where will they steal their stuff now?

[@jannyzhingaz9562]

so terrible where will they buy their hammers from now it just jus sad

[@wilfordbrimley1506]

Ok boomer

[@bertblue9683]

The parking lot got bigger. Such a hard and dangerous type of fire. Hope everyone stayed safe.

[@f0rumrr]

you got that right all kinds of strange shit burning up in there.

[@proseincproseinc9815]

what happend to store sprinklers

[@peggyjenkinson4514]

Was it an explosion?

[@sd906238]

The insurance company will tell you they are "The good Hand People" as they are taking your premiums. When have a fire and want to collect on the damages to rebuild the insurance company will only give you the finger.

[@ratherbwithhorses]

They are self insured

[@davetarr7257]

Where is the fire sprinklers, i thought modern construction required fire suppression systems?

[@jeffe.1586]

Do they know how the fire started ?

[@harrybailey2637]

No Sprinkler System??

[@samuelstoner5651]

Is it possible this could be determined to have been arson?

[@jebcommon2332]

How in the hell does that happen?

[@umpquahoward]

must have been all that electric yard equipment gavin loves

[@FP194]

So the sprinkler system was turned off

[@invictusgardener3090]

Those poor plants

[@TacoCat8891]

So glad they arrested the arsonist that caused this

[@thenussbaum44]

What were they doing going on the roof at the beginning of this???? They never heard of a truss failing under heat.

[@sharon94503]

Cottle Road?

[@DSE233]

Blossom Hill

[@charlesward8196]

What, no sprinkler system?

[@forever_evolving_5312]

Somebody had ONE job….

[@ianwalton284]

I bet the arsonist is one of those watching in the crowd. Enjoying his/her/them/theys handy work.

[@whatsyurprob158]

Verses the Docs who LIED to you about a clot-shot being "safe & effective", right? Where are your PRIORITIES, 🐑? 🇺🇸

[@bobbymoss6160]

100%

[@GMan-yv8cb]

You have ALL the answers, so point them out!

[@dougdimmadoodahdaay7887]

California Love

[@jeffrey9882]

I hope everyone is safe. Wonder what caused it?

[@Igotstaknowit]

I'm going to Lowe's.

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

That's the Home Depot I always used to shop at (my Parent's Home Depot). Unlimited fuel. Probably $100 Million+ going up in smoke including the building.

[@lovethyneighbor1955]

A lot of imported garbage in there, not nearly as expensive to them as you might think.

[@drummingnuts]

The fire was intentionally set!!!!

[@skidude8989]

I want to know what those two guys were going to do going up on that roof at that point in the fire.

[@ambesa1]

Worse than the campbell 4-alarm fire that occurred a few weeks back. This is horrible

[@chickenwing111]

No fire suppression system? Some of the ones I've seen have sprinkler heads within the shelves and racks, not just on the ceiling.

[@bobbymoss6160]

Sprinkler systems are a joke, and it's really meant for small fires w/o fuel to sustain. When you got a large fire with plenty of material to burn, the sprinkler system will be overwhelm easily.

[@perrydoesmapping5320]

They all do, it was mandated for safety but it seems that this fire got too hot too quick

[@perrydoesmapping5320]

but also it delays it if it was the case so everyone can get out

[@bargdaffy1535]

Kinda Cool, all that Red and Orange and Gray! Plus, I mean, its a Home Depot, so who really cares.

[@Chris_L034]

looks like they need to up their sprinkler game.

[@RLTtizME]

🤡🤡👈👈

[@chrism6904]

The fire is so big, there is virtually nothing they can do (ie. making an interior attack). The entire store will be burned down (or most of it least).

[@Jdwg1972]

First arriving units went inside with 2.5” handlines. When the building began to collapse the Chief in charge shifted strategy to defensive. You risk lives to save lives. At that point everyone was out except the firefighters.

[@skullbio3381]

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[@jackmeyers9291]

Why didn't that building have a full sprinkler system

[@susancampos8959]

Name of Jesus Christ I pray for safety of all in this store and people around area. Paints and fertilizer and woods tiles so lots of chemical s to be hazardous and don't breathe Air! Toxins in Area! I pray for containment I this situation of fire . Very unusual situation seems like deliberately destroyed!!! Safety issues always intact . Something must have been unusual in this situation! I say this as former employee in another state . Very safety conscious ! That's why I know. Thank you firefighter s for your work .

[@bobbysteele8160]

Well that sucks I work at one of those stores

[@ninermando7470]

Your going to land a better job. You’ll see

[@samsonwong1897]

@@ninermando7470 - That depends. Perhaps Bobby likes working there.

[@mousepurple1713]

Poor Bobby is out of his job now Bobby is fucked

[@garrylearmonth9313]

Bobby, normally if something happens like that the staff get allocated to other stores to keep those people employed until the store gets rebuilt. I bet their pulling out the plans for the store as we speak getting quotes to rebuild it............................

[@vikashroy6048]

Home depot will work or not get money or not

[@danielji2742]

I'm looking for the guy who blames the "Dems" in the comment section.

[@Forrestwilliam]

You have to go to Hunter's laptop and look the bank records between Biden, China, Russia, and the Ukraine and those that voted for them for that

[@builder_for_life4490]

Everything Woke turns to Shit! Go Woke! Go Broke!

[@limeaid23]

Explain , how do you fight a fire like this while using only electric powered Fire Trunks ? They have to be running for hours and hours to keep the pumps running to supply water from the system. Your battery power for them will be long gone, the truck will simply stop running, that includes all the pumps, lights and other fire fighting tools you might be using. You need to charge them all back up just to move them back to the station. I'm sure the Eco crazies have an answer for that.

[@cheems5643]

They can be hooked up with a cable that is connected to a source of power similar to how they hook up to fire hydrants to their rig

[@cheems5643]

A lot of departments are switching to battery operated tools as well because they are way more convenient and if the battery dies they simply swap it out with a fully charged one or they bust out the generator that most rigs carry

[@ckoutdoors23]

@@cheems5643 they are much heavier tho

[@msdosnt]

Explain? OK Einstein, at the time of the video this was a 5-alarm fire. Do you seen any dead battery fire trucks on here. Nope. I wonder why? Because you’re someone who doesn’t know how things work so you resort to stirring up problems that don’t exist because other people think differently (better) than you.

[@ropinhorseman924]

WTF, You have a highly protected risk, all kinds of tests and inspections, lots of customers and Security cameras and one small spark like a single match and it burns to the ground. Is the "Fire Engineering" WRONG, is the fire loading to great for the protection? So many questions!!!!

[@ropinhorseman924]

If I had to guess, sounds like a "People" problem...Too many years of Engineering Science to be wrong. It's a people problem. We're going to find that. Not a co-incidence it seems to be all retail. Just saying based on a career in our fire service.

[@Wendy-op3bu]

Another supply chain DEBAUCHERY