I’m not conflating the reports regarding children and allergies.
It’s been 6 weeks. If our immune systems were out of the game for 6 years that might be the case but it hasn’t been long enough. We did probably end the flu season prematurely. That’s a plus coming out of all this.
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I didn’t mean that was a problem now. I said the “the longer this goes on.” I don’t think it’s a concern in the near term. But if we drag this out into next year as some want, or isolate until there is a vaccine then this could become an issue.
One of the leaders of the reopen NC has tested positive.
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A leading member of ReOpen NC, which advocates for lifting North Carolina restrictions intended to help contain the coronavirus, posted Sunday in the organization’s Facebook group that she
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After six weeks confined to your house, grocery store, Target, and local parks? LOL.
NFL needs the stadium’s packed so it’s good to see they have a variety of things they are looking at. One thing I don’t understand is that they say the two main goals is keeping the 16 game season. I’m sure they can accomplish that by starting the season whenever they would need . The second they say is keeping the super bowl in February. What’s wrong with March? Just run the season when you can and have the SB whenever.So the NFL is considering various options including delaying the start of the season until October 15. There would be zero reason to keep WDW closed if people are packing football stadiums.
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March or early April could work too. Any later and you start messing up stuff for the next season. The draft and free agency can’t be pushed back too far or the teams won’t be ready for training camp. Players also need to have their off season surgeries and heal up before killing themselves all over again. I wonder how the NBA will deal with that if they do have playoffs in Aug.
I’m not talking about only six weeks.
We're definitely seeing waves of what's out of stock at our stores...it's kind of weird. Today, there was plenty of meat of all kinds, EXCEPT chicken. Purdue cuts of any kind of chicken were wiped out. There was a few packages of some other brand's less popular cuts, and a couple of whole roasters, but not much other than that.Now there will be a run on Pepcid along with tp.
A travel agent I know is claiming a Universal Orlando TM (on their phone line) told her UO is opening June 1st and to expect an official confirmation as early as tomorrow.Looks like someone out there is bullish on theme parks being open some time soon. Nothing overly optimistic happened today to boost the stocks but maybe just a general bullish sentiment on states starting to open up.
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Amusement parks got a shot in the arm as investors started to think about a future beyond the COVID-19 shutdown.
I really like chicken. Guess I won’t find that for awhile. My daughter in Wisconsin sends me care packages of packs of tp. I have trouble finding that here. I hope when things calm down people will stop hoarding. I can’t find packages of yeast here either. It is strange what the stores are out of.
I guess it’s possible. Universal seems to be a bit more vocal on getting their parks up I noticed. Thanks for sharing.A travel agent I know is claiming a Universal Orlando TM (on their phone line) told her UO is opening June 1st and to expect an official confirmation as early as tomorrow.
I'll personally believe it when I see it, but I was just excited to have something to share for a change.
And people are still going to Target. And grocery stores. And craft stores. And parks. And Subway.
That would be big news. Huge. Disney is still taking reservations starting June 1 so that could be the magic date...or tomorrow could come and goA travel agent I know is claiming a Universal Orlando TM (on their phone line) told her UO is opening June 1st and to expect an official confirmation as early as tomorrow.
I'll personally believe it when I see it, but I was just excited to have something to share for a change.
I’m personally more interested in the details of what is changing once the parks open vs an official date, but I’ll take a date at this point
Next week, it will be beef that's hard to find. Very strange. We're up in MA, so I'm sure that has something to do with it.
