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That's good, Ray, but even still, it's the ones that absolutely will not that are the problem. How many of them are carriers? What do you do when they get up in your space like this? All I can do is back up away from the counter more, but even still, I still need to access my terminal and such. Figure 150 encounters a day. How do I figurel who infected me if I do get it? We had someone in my old office that was standing in line with two other people, no mask, and said she had it. The woman behind her went out the door and was telling everyone else not to go in because someone inside had Covid. The woman that said she had it, also left, and we stopped everything and cleaned every surface in the lobby, washing everything down four times.
Italy is locking down a third time. There really needed to be a united front on this across the globe, if they had learned anything from the 1918 pandemic.
The "essential workers" face this every working day. Most of the employers aren't going to help them if they get sick. They don't have paid sick leave.
I'm sure you heard about that Uber driver in SF by now, and the women that got arrested.
There's a woman here in town who's been arrested several times, and just recently again, for practicing her profession, who is HIV+.
I'm tired of the screaming me-me's on tv and radio urging people to throw caution to the wind. I used to listen to them, too, and started noticing that by the time I got home from work, I was so angry, my heart was pounding, and that the consecutive shows seemed to have the same theme, pounding it in hour by hour, every day. I decided to try listening to music on the way home instead, and noticed a huge change. No anger, no heart pounding bad enough to jump out of my chest.
Ray Swindle wrote:
I am truly surprised by how many Texans are following the Governor's advice. He has opened up the state, but people continue to wear mask, which he recommends. Finally, in spite of Dr. Fauci, people believe the mask saves them, not others. We are doing pretty good on our statistics here in the Lone Star. I am out at stadiums and stores and people continue to wear mask and social distance. Common sense prevails here in Texas.
From way back - soon enough
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