Joel, a barista at Old Soul at the Weatherstone, is continuously cleaning and disinfecting the store on the first official day of the quarantine, March 20. When asked how he’s personally feeling about the quarantine, he said, “I’m feeling optimistic.” (Photo courtesy of Drew Rhodes)Jason Griest, co-owner of Old Soul Co., credits employees Luis and Than (left to right), for switching its alley location on L Street to a local commissary on March 20 providing essential supplies such as eggs, flour, milk and sugar to the community. (Photo courtesy of Drew Rhodes)Jason Griest, co-owner of Old Soul Co., rests at a table full of commissary supplies. (Photo courtesy of Drew Rhodes)
“I don’t think anyone knows what’s going to happen in the next couple weeks, but we’re going to keep going and help as many people as we can.”
Jason Griest, co-owner of Old Soul Co.
On the first official day of the quarantine, Old Soul barista Cameron has a brief moment of levity in these dark times while helping a customer. (Photo courtesy of Drew Rhodes)
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Customers waiting in line to get into the Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op on March 29. (Photo courtesy of Drew Rhodes, @Sacramento_Cool)
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