Thought this is very interdasting, so thought I'd pass it along; this is anecdotal, so take it for what it's worth:
I have a friend of 21 years: retired Marine; former Naval Intel; worked for No Such Agency; now an independent researcher; sworn enemy of the satanic pedovores; we'll just call him "Marine".
Just recently, he started working at a local WallyWorld: yesterday we're talking on the phone and he tells me about seeing a big, completely full pallet of toilet paper that he found in the back storage area; he asks his manager, "Hey, why don't we break open this pallet and take the toilet paper out to the floor?" Manager says, "We're holding back." Marine asks, "Well why is that?", and the manager says, "Yeah, well I asked them that, and they said, 'That's above your pay grade'; so if it's above my pay grade, I guess it's above your pay grade too," and he shrugged. Marine said, "Huh, that's really interesting, and the manager was like, "Yeah, I thought so too".
So [they]'re creating panic buying in all the stores (it's not just WallyWorld) by holding back on toilet paper, in order to make customers think they'd better buy it now or it might not be there later. I do hope POTUS has the FTC on the case, because EVERYTHING on the shelves is COMPLETELY full; the toilet paper shelves are still almost empty. Pretty shady stuff, and not in the least bit surprising