Most recent incident today 25 April around 12 noon at Baywest PnP in PE. Queue at tills to pay was so long it ran down the length of the tills twice and then down 1 isle almost right across the shop, without recommended 2m distancing. Simultaneously about half the tills closed, only half open and operational. Average waiting time estimated at 1 hour or more. This is a huge Covid risk for so many people (estimating about 50 people) standing in a crowded queue in a crowded shop for such a long time, indoors with no ventilation (estimating about 2000 people in the entire shop - all the aisles grossly overcrowded, some people even without masks on). It is virtually guaranteed spread of the virus. This is not the first time it happens and also not the first time I report it. Today again I reported it to 2 managers who just laughed me off and did nothing about it. I asked them why they do not employ more staff since so many tills are open and unmanned, and they had no direct answer. It is obviously a thing of greed, paying the cashiers so low anyway then still greedy to employ more, valueing money and profiteering more than human life. The president has warned that no shops may profiteer during the pandemic, but PnP thinks they are above the law, overinflating prices, reducing staff at tills, overcrowding their shops to amplify virus infections, sufferings, and deaths, all for the sake of idolatrous money. I had to discard my trolley of shopping as I did not feel comfortable standing in that queue so long, being elderly, medically bordered, and having several comorbities. If I get Covid, my medical aid will not pay, and I'm sure Pick n Pay will not pay for my medical bills and treatments. I then also reported the incident to the mall management centre, (as similar things happen in other stores there too - I also reported Checkers and Dischem multiple times before) where the general manager was not even present on site and the receptionist refused to give me his contact details, promising she will let him know as on previous complaints where no improvement ever gets observed. In addition it can also be noted that the FutureLife breads on the shelves, as well as the Flora Cholesterol butters in the fridges were all expired by 2 days or more. It is clear that this franchise management value money and profiteering more than human lives and I suggest they repent from their wickedness and turn to Jesus Christ for salvation. No life is immortal on earth and they cannot take a cent of their wealth they have dishonestly amassed with them to the grave one day where they will face God's righteous judgment.