The opening of society is happening just about everywhere. Italy, whose economy is dependent on tourism like Orlando's, is opening up, and doing some of the same covid questionable practices, you see the people here doing. ..."Washington Post today, "Nightlife in Italy Comes Roaring Back" ..."Drawn outdoors by ideal weather, Italians this weekend gathered at beaches, bars, piazzas, drinking and sometimes flouting social distancing rules".
Haha, right. Have you actually been to America? After 2 months of being on lockdown with ourselves, we have decided to just make a sprint for herd immunity.Social distancing has been driven so hard into people's subconscious that it makes sense to start opening things back up.Hopefully 2 months of lock down should be enough to make sure that people remain diligent so that we don't have to return to it.
Social distancing has been driven so hard into people's subconscious that it makes sense to start opening things back up.Hopefully 2 months of lock down should be enough to make sure that people remain diligent so that we don't have to return to it.
We can hope that most will remain diligent but I fear the worst. Italy seems to be further along in this than the US but the meatheads here think if Italy can open we can as well. Death and new case rate say differently in many places.Haha, right. Have you actually been to America? After 2 months of being on lockdown with ourselves, he have decided to just make a sprint for herd immunity.
You mean it's not just those selfish Americans everyone has been complaining about who go out and have a good time and not follow social distancing. It almost seems like it is human nature to go out and live it up once you have been stuck inside and it is not just those stupid Americans. Seems like it is a by product of having freedoms and not having fear of being punished for not following protocol. Sorry for rant just tired of seeing everyone jump on the hate wagon of a group of peopleThe opening of society is happening just about everywhere. Italy, whose economy is dependent on tourism like Orlando's, is opening up, and doing some of the same covid questionable practices, you see the people here doing. ..."Washington Post today, "Nightlife in Italy Comes Roaring Back" ..."Drawn outdoors by ideal weather, Italians this weekend gathered at beaches, bars, piazzas, drinking and sometimes flouting social distancing rules".
This picture is from yesterday. Do you think these people are displaying social responsibility?You mean it's not just those selfish Americans everyone has been complaining about who go out and have a good time and not follow social distancing. It almost seems like it is human nature to go out and live it up once you have been stuck inside and it is not just those stupid Americans. Seems like it is a by product of having freedoms and not having fear of being punished for not following protocol. Sorry for rant just tired of seeing everyone jump on the hate wagon of a group of people
This picture is from yesterday. Do you think these people are displaying social responsibility?
This picture is from yesterday. Do you think these people are displaying social responsibility?
That's all fine and dandy if we weren't talking about a contagious pathogen.I mean, you could take a pic of 100,000 people in pools or lakes- And there’s still 329,900,000 that aren’t.
Don’t let pictures of a few thousand people convince you that’s the mindset of most Americans.
Quick reply but if we want to continue discussion let's move over the general COVID thread.This picture is from yesterday. Do you think these people are displaying social responsibility?
Turns out there's a huge uptick in demand for motels particularly because of their exterior walkways.
Looks like the All-Star hotels are going to be a big hit again.
This picture is from yesterday. Do you think these people are displaying social responsibility?
This picture is from yesterday. Do you think these people are displaying social responsibility?
Oddly from what I’ve seen it’s mainly the 30-40+ year olds that are going out; the younger millenials/gen Z seem to be taking this more seriously. Alternatively we’re just more used to continuously being inside and this affects us less. Unfortunate because 30+ is when the CFR starts to creep up.
How about this one:
A thunderstorm happens at 2pm. 80% of guests take off their masks. TMs look at each other in confusion. TMs run around and eventually make everyone put on their masks.
The next day, a thunderstorm happens at 2pm. 80% of guests take off their masks. TMs look at each other in confusion. TMs run around and eventually make everyone put on their masks.
The next day, a thunderstorm happens at 2pm. 80% of guests take off their masks. TMs look at each and remember the conversation they had in their team meeting that morning where their manager said “don’t worry about enforcing it outside anymore”.
I think mask adoption will not be an issue at UOR. My worry when it comes to thunderstorms is where do the people go? If you're limiting people in shops, restaurants, queues, and indoor areas where will 10k-15k people go?
They get in their cars and drive 5 minutes home.I think mask adoption will not be an issue at UOR. My worry when it comes to thunderstorms is where do the people go? If you're limiting people in shops, restaurants, queues, and indoor areas where will 10k-15k people go?