Miss Bella
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I think you missed the point entirely.
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Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?
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xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Not the point of my post and you know it. I am pointing out the realities of human psychology. These types of posts do no good whatsoever, you are angrily yelling at someone who follows the rules. Who's employees follow the rules. The reality is though, if you make enough dumb, contradictory rules, the good rules will be unintended casualties.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
The mask doesn't protect me. It protects you. Remember?
FWIW, since I think I am being miscast here....
I own an essential business, we have been open, I have been working. I am face to face with customers all day. I wear a mask, my employees wear masks, we have shields and dividers, and capacity rules. We follow everything to the letter.
Some of the protocols are amazingly detailed as is the planning that’s gone into them. Be prepared for a few changes too that will probably stay long after this is over. The amount of new signs for one thing alone is huge.
And you’ll have never heard the all park PA used so much.
I think it is funny that so many think not wearing a mask is death a sentence.
Everything can look good on paper and good PR. I hope WDW enforces policy consistently.
Masks are essential. It's truly sad some don't feel that way. Hopefully they have their finances and wills in order in case of something happening.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
I compare it to raising children. The rules need to be clear, on point, and enforced. You make a bunch of stupid rules that contradict each other they are going to rebel.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
I hope you would have your finances in order even with your mask on. None of us are guaranteed tomorrow.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
I pointed out many places where masks were not essential. Maybe they should be, I have yet to see anything really convincing either way, but I do wear the darn thing for hours on end.
GoofGoof
Premium Member
You are missing my point. I wasn’t saying you were doing that I was saying you were making an excuse for others who do it. All of us who are following the rules need to have a stronger, no exceptions stance. You are still part of the problem if you follow the rules but then excuse other people who don’t. There’s no excuse for acting like a baby. If people don’t want to follow the rules just stay home.
That will be the make or break. And have a consistent, enforceable and effective admissions control.
It's one of the easier things to do in case something happens. Unfortunately many I know don't prepare.
Horizons '83
Well-Known Member
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I'm not sure how its not understood by now. Its not about you, its about others. Nobody claimed masks will 100% stop the virus from spreading, but it slows it down. That much is scientifically proven.
Your statement is on target, as stated by medical professionals.because the odds are definitely not in their favor!!
Polkadotdress
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This is an excellent description of what you do at work. But, what about when you are “Joe Publix Citizen” out and about on your own?
Indeed. Something is better than nothing and a properly worn mask is a big “something“.
I never said don't wear a mask but with the over 98% survival rate with covid I don't think catching it is a death sentence. You can wear a mask and not be part of the covid is the black plaque of 1300 mentality . I would honestly rather contract coivd than a variety of other viruses/diseases.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Masks everywhere. Like I said, I don’t really know the efficacy of these paper masks that people take on and off 100x, but I do wear it. I’m also in NJ, and until the last 10 days we were almost completely locked down. So I wasn’t out with Joe Public at all.