RoyalPrinceLeon
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I think things will reopen after August.
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GoofGoof
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I’ll take the under on that bet...but no guarantee it will be WDW
Calmdownnow
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Seriously, the one thing that is coming out of this pandemic is that a large proportion of the population is beginning to understand the types of working folk that keep the wheels on during a crisis -- yes, we have always known that the emergency service workers and the military do this -- but we are now beginning to acknowledge the importance of teachers, health professionals, cleaners, transport workers, point of sales staff in our local food stores and many more. Hope we don't forget their service and personal contribution once this emergency is over
Gringrinngghost
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They've been closed since Monday as per my last drive thru.
ImperfectPixie
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Well, it's close to home now. My SIL (who works at a hospital) has tested positive. She's sequestering herself in an upstairs bedroom of their house. Hopefully, being very healthy works in her favor. She's mid-40s.
Polynesia
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I wish her a speedy recovery.
I'm so sorry - I hope she has a speedy recovery!
TheDisneyDaysOfOurLives
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Hoping for the best for her! It's definitely scary to think about in the context of everything happening, but the odds are in her favor.
Sirwalterraleigh
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Sorry...I’m changing the bet to not include the East Asian parks...I’ll take the under on that bet...but no guarantee it will be WDW
They’ll do it as a “societal” choice before the Western Hemisphere
Nubs70
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Inflation is masked by a concept known as "replacement effect". If you look at a basket of goods of where one purchased filet mignon. If the price of filet mignon increases, Replacement Effect will substitute lower cost hamburger for filet mignon and say there is no inflation.What has been going up 8% annually? Maybe you could point to education and health care (and possibly a few others), but core inflation has been incredibly tame over the past decade in comparison to post WWII America.
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U.S. Inflation Rate by Year
The U.S. inflation rate by year is the percentage change in prices from one year to the next. It responds to business cycle phases and interest rates.www.thebalance.com
An equivalent argument would be Deluxe and Moderate resorts at WDW. Deluxe resorts have priced out people and have dropped a tier to Moderate. Replacement Effect says prices thus inflation has dropped. When we all know that one has replaced experience for price.
ImperfectPixie
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They are. I'm thankful that her kids are in their upper teens, so they don't rely on her (or their dad) for nearly as much as younger kids would, and keeping them from trying to be with her won't be an issue.
Nubs70
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If there is value in portions of these businesses, they will be aquired.
Calmdownnow
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Dr. Deborah's latest data: of 1.5 million people tested with symptoms: 11% of those under 25 are positive; 17% of those 25-45; 21% of those 45-65; 22% of those 65-85; 24% of those 85+.
Nubs70
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These 50 represent about 0.5% of those who have tested positive.
I'm really sorry to hear that. I wish her a speedy recovery. I have family members that are doctors and nurses in hospitals. One hospital has converted many areas to be Covid areas. All of them in the hospital whatever their roles ( from the aides to the doctors, RNs and admin staff ) have such critical roles and deserve the best recognitions and prayers.
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ImperfectPixie
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They really do.
MickeyLuv'r
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For certain. I think that's more or less what I tried to say at the end of my post.
Even recently if you look globally at recent vaccination attempts, it is a big challenge to vaccinate everyone, for a number of reasons.
I mean, if even doctors from almost any country other than the USA developed a vaccine, and said they wanted to give it to every American, I'm not sure every American would automatically trust their good intentions.
DisneyDebRob
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How ever long it takes. It’s always come back. Let’s not get into this old argument from 5000 posts ago. Won’t go over well with TheMom. We are here and have to go forward.
"Publix announced Thursday that the aisles in its grocery stores will become one-way to keep customers further apart amid the coronavirus outbreak."
“To help with customer traffic flow, we have added directional markings, companywide, to our aisles. This will allow customers and associates to better distance themselves while on the aisles,” a statement from Publix said.
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“To help with customer traffic flow, we have added directional markings, companywide, to our aisles. This will allow customers and associates to better distance themselves while on the aisles,” a statement from Publix said.
Publix makes store aisles one-way to keep customers further apart
Publix announced Thursday that the aisles in its grocery stores will become one-way to keep customers further apart amid the coronavirus outbreak.
www.wesh.com
DisneyDebRob
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Don’t know what your point is. Is it that it’s just a low number, and if it is people getting it again it doesn’t matter? I’m asking because I don’t know your point.
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