No one said do nothing. Telling all those at risk to isolate themselves and provide them the means to afford that and keep the rest of the economy running was the right step. We didn't do that. We have shut our economy down. I am losing faith in the future. I pray for the next generations because we screwed this up big time. I only hope I have enough left to live because State and Local Pensions are at risk and so is Social Security. All of us. Republicans, Democrats and Independents. The only people not to blame are under 25.
Sorry...people under 25 are by and large (from what I've seen) the biggest group not following the issued guidelines - they're playing a role, too.
15 DAYS? The world wishes.
I hope you get a good boarding group. At least you should know how
I’m not religious and I am too. But currently it seems it will be a lot lot longer.
A lot of this happened after 9/11, I can remember Fantasmic going to three times a week.
What percent of Americans are high risk? If I was high risk (luckily I’m not) and also the father of 2 kids should I isolate myself somewhere alone for 18 months until there is a vaccine or does my whole family now have to isolate too? If you factor in actual high risk people, their immediate families or caretakers and anyone else who just wasn’t interested in getting potentially ill thats a whole lot of people. A significant portion of the population. How does the economy just keep running? It’s a nice idea but wouldn’t likely work in practice. It was the plan in several countries that realized it wouldn’t work and switched approaches.
I've had luck with TP, Bounty paper towels at Office Depot and Staples but that's when there were no rationing and they always had plenty of stock. Maybe worth a phone call.
Fixed it for you.
Dining areas open on staggard days and Epcot futureworld closing at 7pm and worldshowcase opening late at 11am.
I thought of that, too...problem is, there's a Staples, CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Market Basket, Stop & Shop, Aldi's, and several other stores all within less than 2 miles of each other, so everyone's making the rounds if they strike out at their usual store of choice. I just don't get it...we're a very spread out town of ~55,000. It's not summer yet, so the tourists aren't here, and it's not "easy" to get to many areas of town (people aren't just cutting through, basically...you're either coming to this area, or you're not). I can see the towns directly north and west of us coming in to get stuff, but any further than that would be really going out of their way and there is more and more stuff the farther away you get from us.
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