John park hopper
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Just a few of the companies:
- Here are the companies he’s compelled so far: General Motors, General Electric, Hill-Rom, Medtronic, ResMed, Royal Philips, Vyaire Medical, 3M.
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Just a few of the companies:
G00fyDad
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If they have been ordered and are actually making the product then I stand corrected. The only ones I heard about are 3M, and General Motors.
disneygeek90
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Please don't turn this into another shoulda, coulda, woulda argument.
Makes me think of this:
And it's Disney related.
I support any Anna Kendrick content here
John park hopper
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They were and they did
GoofGoof
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2 days in a row under 10K cases....when do they revoke the mask rule and lift capacity restrictions at WDW
oceanbreeze77
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again I think its very interesting that the slow lag days went from Sunday/ Monday to Tuesday/Wednesday
xdan0920
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What are you talking about? You said this yesterday to.
oceanbreeze77
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I know, that's why I said "again"
Can the positivity get below 10%. Seems to be a coupe of days trend of downwards - but then we have seen that before.
disneygeek90
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I remember back in May/June people kept saying that masks wouldn't last long or at all at Disney's pushed back open date. It was only a couple weeks into Universal and vloggers were like "yeah idk I think masks might be optional soon!" Then the cases spiked and we are a looooong way off from any of these restrictions being pulled back anytime soon. Good thing I'm used to it now.2 days in a row under 10K cases....when do they revoke the mask rule and lift capacity restrictions at WDW
I think it would be a catastrophic mistake to lift mask restrictions before 2021
disneygeek90
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I think that's a safe bet. I know comfort level doesn't matter, but we are in the worst of it now. If I can get through it in July I can get through it in November. None of these restrictions should be changed or lifted until the state (and maybe the country) is under control.
Kevin_W
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I think that is the biggest thing - one you wear one for a while you realize it's not that big of a deal and you get used to it. No one is excited to wear one, but if that's what it takes, then that's what it takes.
GoofGoof
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True. I was one of the people who held out hope that if the situation improved we would be in full open phase by August with some or all of the restrictions removed including masks. I remember saying that if they just wait a little while longer To open maybe they could open without masks at all. Then things got bad in a hurry. I’m now hoping for a quick change in the other direction, but I think restrictions will be with us for the long haul now, at least until a vaccine if that works out.
oceanbreeze77
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Masks will be around until a sufficient amount of the population has been vaccinated
GoofGoof
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That’s my hope too. If we can get to that point with masks and other restrictions thats the best bet for everyone and the economy. I refuse to call this a new normal...I prefer calling it a temporary normal. If the vaccine doesn’t work out then we can revisit that.
Kamikaze
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A lot of the major chains have only this week made masks mandatory nationwide. (HD, Lowes, Kroger, Target, Walmart, etc) They wouldn't be doing that if they thought it was only going to be short term. Coupled with Walmart already announcing that they won't open on Thanksgiving (and what will probably end up being a year without a normal 'Black Friday') its very logical that the mask mandates will last into 2021 in those stores and places.
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