Went to a couple stores yesterday shopping for my wife's parents. Dad's got dementia and mom is finally understanding we shouldn't be going to the store so often. So, when we get a grocery list from her, and it says 1 dozen eggs, I get her 2 dozen. 1 gallon of milk, I get her 2. She can freeze one. 5 bags of cookies (dad likes cookies!), I got her 10. Just doubling everything that won't spoil so I don't have to go to the store as often.
Noticed Walmart had the doors on the home side closed and only the grocery side doors open. They had a line of carts between the in and out doors that came out to the edge of the sidewalk, then turned towards the side of the store and extended all the way to the shopping cart storage doors. So to get into the store, you had to walk 100' to the right, then come back down inside the line off carts back to the IN door. When entering, they had one person on the IN side checking off a clipboard. On the OUT side they had another person checking off a clip board. I asked what they were doing? Keeping track of how many people are in the store. Interesting.
The store seemed a bit empty, and uncluttered. The center isles weren't packed with skids like they usually were. Everyone, both employees and customers, were very polite and keeping their distance from everyone else. Kinda nice, actually.
Waiting for the other shoe to drop is no fun. If it was not for the wife working at the hospital I think dealing with the virus would be doable but they are short as it is. 
