FitzTheRuke
Legend
I have a bad feeling about this...
D&D and the rising pandemic
Theo R Cwithin
I cast "Baconstorm!"
Ugh. This thing is never going to end.
Istbor
Dances with Gnolls
It is possible that this will be protracted.
I do feel that our patchwork response in the States at least, may lead to this being an uglier summer. I can at least say that I am very tired of the increase in work that is to be done. Regardless of how well my company is doing during the crisis.
I do feel that our patchwork response in the States at least, may lead to this being an uglier summer. I can at least say that I am very tired of the increase in work that is to be done. Regardless of how well my company is doing during the crisis.
Over the past day or so, I’ve been reading about how uncivilly people have been behaving in various recently reopened food establishments here in the USA. An ice cream parlor that closed after 1 day (re-reopening a few days later after the loutishness made the news); an Olive Garden besieged on Mother’s Day, etc.
And then this:
www.yahoo.com
Yeah, staying home for the near future...
And then this:
Mark Cuban Hired Secret Shoppers to Evaluate Reopening Businesses and the Results Were Not Good
Only 4 percent of businesses were fully compliant.
Yeah, staying home for the near future...
ad_hoc
(they/them)
Over the past day or so, I’ve been reading about how uncivilly people have been behaving in various recently reopened food establishments here in the USA. An ice cream parlor that closed after 1 day (re-reopening a few days later after the loutishness made the news); an Olive Garden besieged on Mother’s Day, etc.
And then this:
Mark Cuban Hired Secret Shoppers to Evaluate Reopening Businesses and the Results Were Not Good
Only 4 percent of businesses were fully compliant.
Yeah, staying home for the near future...
Following that link I found this gem of good business.
"Employees at the Dallas locations said management told them that face masks don't fit the restaurant's hospitality mold. "
Employees at reopened Texas restaurants say managers forbade them from wearing protective masks at work
Staff from Hillstone Restaurant Group establishments in Dallas, Texas, said that as locations reopened, they were told to take off their masks.
Yes, killing your customers is a great strategy.
Levistus's_Leviathan
5e Freelancer
This will not end. 1 in 5 Americans won't get a coronavirus vaccine. If 20% of the population isn't going to immunize themselves to a deadly disease, herd immunity doesn't work. We need to get everyone in america to take a coronavirus vaccine that can safely take a vaccine. There are people in the country who's immune systems are too weak to get vaccines, so it is the duty of everyone else in the country to help save their lives.
The problem with the US is that it's filled with conspiracy theorizing idiots who won't take a shot that'll save their life. It's like Moses and the staff that could've saved the lives of the people bitten by the fiery serpents. People don't like being told what to do, so they'll purposely do the opposite just because they don't want to be bossed around.
This will not end until we can somehow force the antivaxxers to take the vaccine.
Levistus's_Leviathan
5e Freelancer
Here's a video on how we're rushing the process of making a vaccine. Rushing the Vaccine
Saw that one, too. The employees are NOT happy.Following that link I found this gem of good business.
"Employees at the Dallas locations said management told them that face masks don't fit the restaurant's hospitality mold. "
Employees at reopened Texas restaurants say managers forbade them from wearing protective masks at work
Staff from Hillstone Restaurant Group establishments in Dallas, Texas, said that as locations reopened, they were told to take off their masks.
Yes, killing your customers is a great strategy.
Azzy
ᚳᚣᚾᛖᚹᚢᛚᚠ
Texas is an anti-union state, isn't it?
MarkB
Legend
Having been re-listening-to the early Expanse audiobooks recently with their descriptions of Belter gesture-based body language due to them spending much of their time in helmets, I did wonder whether we'll start to develop alternate forms of expression to compensate for having half our face covered in public. Maybe there'll be an app for projecting a smile or frown on a smartphone, and you can hold it up over your actual mouth.
