disneygeek90
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I saw Onward this afternoon and there was maybe 12 people in a typically busy theater that sits several hundred.I'm surprised they're not closed already.
Unless the plan is to only sell 49 tickets per show time...
I saw Onward this afternoon and there was maybe 12 people in a typically busy theater that sits several hundred.I'm surprised they're not closed already.
Unless the plan is to only sell 49 tickets per show time...
No, Boris idea is what Tallica and DisneyCane were suggesting. Just let everyone get infected and not close anything down. Let sports and concerts go on, get everyone infected and try to isolate the vulnerable people.
How is that not political to trash POTUS.

Bucks hereThis is just PA (on PA dept of health website):
COVID-19 Testing in Pennsylvania*
* Table last updated at 12:00 p.m. on 3/15/2020
Persons Under Investigation (PUIs) Negative Pending Positive 446 205 183 63 
Sadly we have only tested 446 people in total.
Here’s the positive cases by county (I live in Montgomery)
- Counties impacted to date include:
- Allegheny (3)
- Bucks (4)
- Chester (2)
- Cumberland (5)
- Delaware (7)
- Lehigh (1)
- Luzerne (1)
- Monroe (6)
- Montgomery (24)
- Northampton (1)
- Philadelphia (6)
- Pike (1)
- Washington (1)
- Wayne (1)
US Navy sailor tests positive.
New Orleans shutting down restaurants.
Las Vegas resorts shutting down.
State of Bahamas has first coronavirus person.
It's a legitimate approach and is something that I advocated but once the media and public step in it's unworkable.
Once March Madness and the NBA, NHL, MLB were cancelled we lost the opportunity to try that approach because that approach relies on carrying on as usual and not shutting down life.
 
					
				 
					
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				I think it's a shock and trauma. To have all entertainment options taken away, poof over two weeks with no end in site. People are getting in a catatonic state where they are just trying to pretend it's not happening or that they will wake up from it.
Josh is at the train station
I think it's a shock and trauma. To have all entertainment options taken away, poof over two weeks with no end in site. People are getting in a catatonic state where they are just trying to pretend it's not happening or that they will wake up from it.
But that's what Tallica and DisneyKane are proposing.
And it's not without merit because the economic cost (losing job, losing house, losing saving) and psychological cost (of all sports and entertainment/social options) being taken away can lead to depression/suicide/people going postal. So you have to balance the cost of those lives and the economic cost vs vulnerable people dying.
I'm already resigned to the fact that the Tokyo Olympics, Opening of Nintendo Land and Opening of Beauty and the Beast Castle at Tokyo Disneyland will be cancelled. There's still a sliver of hope but every other big event over the last 4 weeks have been cancelled. March Madness being cancelled was a huge blow to me.
Ya mean that it's pathetic that it wasn't done sooner.
I agree.I know hindsight is 20/20 but that's what I think should have been done.
I live in Colorado, our Department of Health just told residents and visitors to our "high country" counties that they should minimize all social contact. 30% of our cases are in those counties, and local health officials are expecting the mountain resort communites to have "extensive spread." I really would not want to be facing a respiratory virus at 8000-10000 ft elevation.
And since someone was asking for County breakdowns. Here is ours: https://docs.google.com/document/d/...G63Oa1ztz4B4r7xG_wsoC9ucd_ei3--Pz7UD50yQD/pub
It's really interesting to observe how the public is dealing with this. They are utterly in shock and carrying on as normal denying the real possibility of any threat.
The virus does not discriminate, the outcomes of China and Italy will be similar to the USA, as we took the same or even lesser precautions.
It would be one thing if we were fumbling about and Europe had their stuff together. But Europe is in huge trouble so I think it's unfair to blame and finger point. This virus has been something nobody has ever seen before and is just really hard to tackle.
At first it was, oh cute, funny Corona virus that just effects China and Asia, interesting topic of conversation and joking, it will never make it over here. That was basically the attitude.
And now it's here and life has been cancelled.
Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
Pick your current state. People are people, I'm not sure why people expected anything different.
I'm actually shocked (in a good way) by how far we've come in a short period of time. But 330 million people don't exactly move in the same direction easily.
I believe it’s possible...with a bottle of good scotchIs it possible to be angry, depressed, and accepting all at the same time? Because that's just about where I am.

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