Sirwalterraleigh
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They really don’t...I’m not sure what concessions end owners have promised them down the road...but I bet they won’t be cheap
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xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
We don’t have herd immunity...not close. If you want to say that Bergen and Passaic County does...great.
Just stay in belmar for the weekend and stay outta LBI for me
We may be effectively at that point though. We have opened up, we had protests, kids (20 somethings) aren’t social distancing at all. And no uptick. Coincidence? Luck? Or something more?
GoofGoof
Premium Member
Good to hear. It’s a little strange for sure and not at all natural, but once you get used to it and everyone else is doing it it’s not so bad. The one thing I’ve had a hard time with is sarcasm. People can’t see that you are smiling when you say something...kinda reminds me of being on a board like this where sometimes sarcasm is misunderstood. Maybe news a good time to start being less sarcastic
disneygeek90
Well-Known Member
I think there’s a “biggest pet peeve” thread somewhere, but add “calling WDW the happiest place on earth” to the list of mine.Not right now it isn’t. Not exactly magical these days either...but hopefully soon
GoofGoof
Premium Member
That would be really good. I hope it’s true. We didn’t get it quite as bad as NY/NJ but not far behind. Not getting my hopes completely up after buying into the whole summer weather will slow the virus thing....but I’ll keep an open mind.
GoofGoof
Premium Member
I don’t mind it only because it drives the Disneyland purists crazy
No data indicates otherwise. If it did, you'd cite it.
Yes lower than 60% means 40 or 50%, with only 10-20% of NY infected, there is still a ways to go. Further, nobody knows whether herd immunity will even be possible - that is highly dependent on lasting immunity to the disease.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
Apparently the constitution protects you from getting COVID during a protest, but if you go to WDW you and everyone around you will die.
That’s the truth.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
I think you’re making a false equivalency...
Even though things have gone “well” on the whole...the idea that we all “secretly had it” would be very convenient. Too convenient.
The virus that is so smart it can spot a noble cause from a vacation goer!! Maybe I should hire it to to correct all my wdwmagic post typos and grammar mistakes!
GoofGoof
Premium Member
So Cuomo is going all in on this travel ban thing. He’s now revoking the state paid sick leave benefit for anyone who travels to one of the banned states. In other words if you are from NY and you visit FL and come back and get sick they won’t pay out the recently passed paid sick leave while you quarantine. The exception is travel required for work. That’s not good news for the tourism industry in any of those places. It’s also a pretty good economic incentive to want to get off the naughty list ASAP. Since the ban is imposed on any state with a new case rate over 7 days that’s greater than 10 per 100K people or greater than 10% positivity rate It seems there’s at least an economic incentive to care about case count and percent positive still.
www.yahoo.com
New Yorkers who visit states with high COVID-19 infection rates will be ineligible for sick leave
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an order Saturday stripping paid sick leave for New Yorkers who voluntarily travel to high-risk states after June 25.
Let’s hope if any New Yorker returns with the virus they aren’t sent to quarantine at their local nursing home and smart enough to lie about where they have been!So Cuomo is going all in on this travel ban thing. He’s now revoking the state paid sick leave benefit for anyone who travels to one of the banned states. In other words if you are from NY and you visit FL and come back and get sick they won’t pay out the recently passed paid sick leave while you quarantine. The exception is travel required for work. That’s not good news for the tourism industry in any of those places. It’s also a pretty good economic incentive to want to get off the naughty list ASAP. Since the ban is imposed on any state with a new case rate over 7 days that’s greater than 10 per 100K people or greater than 10% positivity rate It seems there’s at least an economic incentive to care about case count and percent positive still.
New Yorkers who visit states with high COVID-19 infection rates will be ineligible for sick leave
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an order Saturday stripping paid sick leave for New Yorkers who voluntarily travel to high-risk states after June 25.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
So Cuomo is going all in on this travel ban thing. He’s now revoking the state paid sick leave benefit for anyone who travels to one of the banned states. In other words if you are from NY and you visit FL and come back and get sick they won’t pay out the recently passed paid sick leave while you quarantine. The exception is travel required for work. That’s not good news for the tourism industry in any of those places. It’s also a pretty good economic incentive to want to get off the naughty list ASAP. Since the ban is imposed on any state with a new case rate over 7 days that’s greater than 10 per 100K people or greater than 10% positivity rate It seems there’s at least an economic incentive to care about case count and percent positive still.
New Yorkers who visit states with high COVID-19 infection rates will be ineligible for sick leave
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an order Saturday stripping paid sick leave for New Yorkers who voluntarily travel to high-risk states after June 25.
I thought the only thing that was implemented was a 14 day quarantine requirement. Some restrictions seem to make sense. Protect your citizens from other places with current outbreaks. But this is starting to sound more like a “get even” scenario.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
You’re also protected when you’re doing something essential like standing in line to buy toilet paper at Costco, but standing in line for something non essential like flight of passage is deadly. Yes this virus is extremely smart.
GoofGoof
Premium Member
I’m not sure why they would be. Most people in a nursing home probably aren’t traveling to Florida. Maybe for a funeral or something like that. Are we doing funerals yet?
oceanbreeze77
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I think raising the stakes is a good thing. Before there was no enforcement.So Cuomo is going all in on this travel ban thing. He’s now revoking the state paid sick leave benefit for anyone who travels to one of the banned states. In other words if you are from NY and you visit FL and come back and get sick they won’t pay out the recently passed paid sick leave while you quarantine. The exception is travel required for work. That’s not good news for the tourism industry in any of those places. It’s also a pretty good economic incentive to want to get off the naughty list ASAP. Since the ban is imposed on any state with a new case rate over 7 days that’s greater than 10 per 100K people or greater than 10% positivity rate It seems there’s at least an economic incentive to care about case count and percent positive still.
New Yorkers who visit states with high COVID-19 infection rates will be ineligible for sick leave
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an order Saturday stripping paid sick leave for New Yorkers who voluntarily travel to high-risk states after June 25.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
I feel bad for the New Yorkers that want to travel, but the banned states could probably care less. It’s not enforceable anyway. Another act of stupidity by Cuomo.So Cuomo is going all in on this travel ban thing. He’s now revoking the state paid sick leave benefit for anyone who travels to one of the banned states. In other words if you are from NY and you visit FL and come back and get sick they won’t pay out the recently passed paid sick leave while you quarantine. The exception is travel required for work. That’s not good news for the tourism industry in any of those places. It’s also a pretty good economic incentive to want to get off the naughty list ASAP. Since the ban is imposed on any state with a new case rate over 7 days that’s greater than 10 per 100K people or greater than 10% positivity rate It seems there’s at least an economic incentive to care about case count and percent positive still.
New Yorkers who visit states with high COVID-19 infection rates will be ineligible for sick leave
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an order Saturday stripping paid sick leave for New Yorkers who voluntarily travel to high-risk states after June 25.
Oh boy I guess the delivery of my joke was off!
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
No I got it.
disneygeek90
Well-Known Member
Why is it stupid? If people heed the order, good for NY. Nothing bad can come from it from NY’s perspective.
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