Kudrle is more worried about perception than reality. He said the store has been getting calls that are related to the Y2K situation.
Some people are also interested in buy large cans of goods.
Kudrle said the store is looking for strong sales in December, an increase of maybe 5 to 10 percent. But, on the other hand, he expects a soft January. If people buy a little extra food in December, they'll eat it in January before they come back to shop again. Personally, I'm not concerned. He's not concerned, because he said County Market is new enough that most computer-related items were made after the Y2K problem was discovered.