No conscience

Need an example of the unconscionable? This AM 610 AM radio aired a plumber saying he's worried Americans could clog up their toilets because of the shortage of toilet paper by using substitute products. Give me a break! This is unconscionable.  Gas may be 99 cents, that's good free market.  Workers on the front line work literally and metaphorically. That's bad grammar. But saying that clogging up toilets is a possibility?  That's such panic mongering as to be unconscionable.