Nothing is opening April 1.
Expected that nothing would reopen that season soon, but I am slightly surprised the CDC came out with this.
Nothing is opening April 1.
They need to. Too many cities (my own included) are not shutting everything that is non-essential down. Every prod and poke is necessaryExpected that nothing would reopen that season soon, but I am slightly surprised the CDC came out with this.
They need to. Too many cities (my own included) are not shutting everything that is non-essential down. Every prod and poke is necessary
“This recommendation does not apply to the day to day operation of organizations such as schools, institutes of higher learning, or businesses.” - CDC.
FFS.
50 people in a restaurant, stadium, or street is going to spread the virus, so we need to stop it.
A couple hundred people on a plane, 1000 kids in a school, or 500 people crushing into a Walmart, no problem.
It's hard to take these people seriously when they are so inconsistent.
Nothing is opening April 1.
After seeing this pic from Spring Break on South Padre Island last night, I'm not surprised they're being aggressiveExpected that nothing would reopen that season soon, but I am slightly surprised the CDC came out with this.
Nothing is opening April 1.
After seeing this pic from Spring Break on South Padre Island last night, I'm not surprised they're being aggressive
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Nothing is opening April 1.
Yup. And now Massachusetts, Ohio and Illinois are closing all restaurants with the exception of takeout/delivery.
This is unreal
I agree, I guess me being surprised just shows my lack of faith in our government right now.They need to. Too many cities (my own included) are not shutting everything that is non-essential down. Every prod and poke is necessary
The reason I bring it up is I am still seeing elderly people walking around, outside, as if nothing in this world has changed. Yes crowds and non-essential travel is irresponsible, everyone should be taking precautions...
It's not just irresponsible young people that are to blame (they are). IMO all elderly should be at home right now, self quarantined, with no visitors, unless they are unable to get or afford deliveries for essential items (the government should be assisting on this). Even if they don't care about their own health (e.g. YOLO attitude that I've seen from elderly recently), their significantly higher potential need for a respirator and hospital bed is going to jeopardize our country's ability to handle this national health crisis.
The reason I bring it up is I am still seeing elderly people walking around, outside, as if nothing in this world has changed. Yes crowds and non-essential travel is irresponsible, everyone should be taking precautions... but the elderly (and the sick/at risk) especially should be on a very high alert right now (full 'duck and cover' mode), and I didn't see that from many I saw just today over at Cranes Roost here in Orlando.
My sister talked to our grandparents yesterday, and even they still seem to think this will blow over in a couple days. They're going to a wedding tonight, and plan to continue attending social events.
When she was coming back from school, she also said she a group of four old ladies hanging out and laughing in a crowed area, one of them with an oxygen mask on. She's been studying virology in school and as you can imagine this whole situation is very infuriating for her
It's frustrating that sometimes no amount of evidence or goodwill on your part can get people to change their minds and protect themselves. I know that personally, for various reasons, it can be hard to talk with family about these things. In some situations, it's better for our own personal sanity to refrain from changing someone's mind...
But this feels like a situation where we have to try, even if it's hard and mentally taxing work
The box office took a pummeling this weekend:
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Yup. And Universal held three concerts this weekend (not making this a Disney vs. Uni thing, just general remarks), even after two of the original acts dropped out. Meanwhile, SeaWorld canceled both of their scheduled concerts this weekend and was doing shows at half capacity in an attempt to try and space people out from each other more:Yup. Which is why everyone in the mass gathering at the end of MK’s closing was extremely stupid.