Normally they fill every ride vehicle when I was there it was every other and then they would spray the empty ones down with yellow chemicals. I was just wondering if they were still doing this if so it’s going to make for some really long lines as crowds increase.
Hmm, I haven’t seen any CMs spraying down, but I believe this happens every 2 hours. Did fill every other ride vehicle, however.
Ive never lobbed bombs at New York or any other state for the reason you speak of. I’m obviously on the other side of the issue.
Things have changed then. It was really low crowds when I was there if it wasn’t for the empty ride vehicles every line would have been 5 minutes. It still wasn’t bad the longest lines I ever saw was 30. I don’t think I’ll ever experience WDW like that again.
But you were the one that just brought it up.
Actually ABQ did and I was responding to his post.
Virtual queues won’t really solve this problem. The people queued up into walkways would still be out in the walkways but they would be free roaming and not contained and occupied. Worse, many of these people could also be occupying a physical queue.
Well, for Florida the percentages have held since the beginning. 82% of deaths were age 65+ and 32% were age 85+. The latter is only 3% of recorded cases. Just sayin...What’s the big deal on deaths??? It’s a timing lag Or It’s all just old people who were going to die soon anyway Or guys that died in motorcycle crashes and got labeled Covid deaths, Or if you prefer...they almost all had a co-morbidity so they aren’t real Covid deaths. Did I miss any of them???
Thanks for those graphs. That's... really weird. I would assume that death reporting lag would be a constant (as seemed to be the case for ~3 months), or possibly a direct correlation the the # of deaths. No idea why lag would increase so dramatically recently.
Yes, I get it, your position is well known. Let’s not go back down that rabbit hole.
In all fairness, it seems an appropriate response to your question, which wasn't particularly neutral.
Now you have me trying to stream it somewhere. I’m sure it was hilarious.
It’s live right now.
I don’t agree with the other poster whose position (which I didn’t intend to discuss again) is that the lives of older Americans have less value because a lot of the people were close to death anyway. I don’t discount people that way.
That poster believes older Americans have less value?
He can speak for himself, but that was his position since the beginning of the thread.
is comedy central on Hulu?
I've never seen a post where he stated that.
