networkpro
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It might just be your specific exposure to this downtick in the economy is greater now then it was in 2008.
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It might just be your specific exposure to this downtick in the economy is greater now then it was in 2008.
That's odd because a member of the forum who is a nurse in Arizona didn't think much of covid a few months ago with their hospital hardly seeing any cases. Oh, how times have changed...
You should try general exposure to the USA population and you will be closer to the mark but then there will always be non believers and ones in denial in every crowd.
When you see your social services in the county you live in become more streamlined as or eliminated because the people and businesses impacted by the nationwide pandemic are no longer paying property taxes or taxes in general then maybe it may trigger a red flag. In Central FL, try calling and speaking with a live person on the phone in regards to social services in a timely manner.
Miss Bella
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Well, we're back to just handful of cases. I was wrong I didn't think we get a surge in the Summer, but we did and it's over. How many times have you been wrong?
Poor pivot but be safe and mask up!
Again never have said more positive test results were or is good news, no matter how many times you and others claim.
Pretty close to a prediction if you ask me.
"making it sound like people are being left to die" - poster says - "now this might be very soon the case "
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Miss Bella
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I wouldn't know I've never needed to call social services. I'll be heading to Orange county, California this week. I'm sure that will paint a very different picture. If I put my house on the market today I'd probably have 20 offers by the end of the week and most of them would be Californians.
Guess you haven't been looking at the news recently. Hospitalization in AZ never exceeded any capacity and now are the lowest since it all began.
So much this.
Heppenheimer
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In Vermont, any waterfront property that has come on the market recently gets bought sight-unseen. Non-waterfront properties have been going pretty quickly too. Per the realtor who sold me my house, its mostly people fleeing the NYC metropolitan area.
Miss Bella
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I'm glad you're researching my posts from April....a lot of time on your hands? Anyway sitting in an empty hospital back in April I never thought we'd get a surge in the Summer when most viruses die out, but I was wrong we did. What I was right about was how well we handled it. Amazing job by everyone. We're back to an empty hospital. My first day back after vacation my shift was cancelled. They are calling off nurses daily which is how it should be in August in Arizona. We're down to one Covid floor that is only half full. Anywhere, but on these boards that would be a good thing.
It is called memory.
Miss Bella
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Supply is really low here. I can't remember the last time I saw a For sale sign. I have realtors calling me daily. We've had a lot of businesses move here this past decade and more plants being built. Our tourism revolves around golf, national parks, and spring training. I think we will rebound quickly.
I am getting calls, emails , US mail to see if I want to sell our house. It's usually those joker fly by night companies willing to pay cash for your home. It's nowhere near the selling value though.
Obviously you haven’t been reading some of the posters here saying capacity, fireworks and even mask mandates are going away very soon. Don’t listen to the actual reports and buzz in the industry, you need to start listening to the keyboard warriors here!
FYI Tokyo Disney is bringing back fireworks tomorrow. Disney will probably have fireworks by November if not sooner.
Miss Bella
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I know bu how fast my neighbors s house sold. and what they sold it for.
I do notIt want to bash your hope, but Tokyo is willing to front that bill via their owners.
I ha e a hard time believing that the probability is high at all for fireworks to be back stateside by then due to high cost and low ROI right now.
There is a definite chicken and the egg issue, bunch of complaints on here that there are not fireworks or other amenities and they won't go, but at the same time same people say Disney won't do fireworks because it will cost to much. Since Disney is in business to make money with a theme park attraction they will spend the money to make it attractive. Fireworks are probably have been pretty cheap to buy over the past few months, plus they already had at least a week or longer stored up as they had to shutdown fairly quickly.
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Obviously you haven’t been reading some of the posters here saying capacity, fireworks and even mask mandates are going away very soon. Don’t listen to the actual reports and buzz in the industry, you need to start listening to the keyboard warriors here!
Might have to move my estimate up to sooner than November it looks like if this is the case
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