The lineup at Superstore on Dougall Avenue in Windsor, March 12 2020. (Photo taken from video used with permission from Leo Lucier)The lineup at Superstore on Dougall Avenue in Windsor, March 12 2020. (Photo taken from video used with permission from Leo Lucier)
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Video of Windsorites being patient and nice goes viral

After videos of people in other parts of the world fighting over toilet paper, you might feel some pride in your hometown after a very different kind of video hit social media Thursday night.

The video shows hundreds of Windsor residents lined up at the cashier at a local grocery store, and they are all behaving politely.

(Screenshoot taken from Facebook status by Leo Lucier) (Screenshoot taken from Facebook status by Leo Lucier)

The video was shot by Leo Lucier at the Superstore on Dougall Avenue Thursday night, and already it has one-million views online.

In the video, Lucier follows the lineup as it winds itself around the store, saying hello to people he knows along the way.

Just a warning, there is some profanity near the end of the video when Lucier comments on the dwindling supply of toilet paper in one aisle.

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