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Message: <blockquote data-quote="slobster" data-source="post: 7941442" data-attributes="member: 6693711">Yeah I support this, as well. We're ordering out from one of our favorite restaurants for lunch at the office today, and part of the conversation was explicitly "hope this helps them make it through the next few weeks". Of course, we are ordering out, not dining in, as we're also trying to minimize our contact with others in social settings.There have been a lot of great comments in this thread, kudos seriously to those spreading good information about the importance of flattening the curve. You guys are awesome.For most of us who are young(ish) and healthy, the coronavirus poses a moderate but probably perhaps arguably acceptable level of danger (I don't know about you, but if I walked into a room with 99 other people and was told that one to three of us was going to be shot in the head, I'd consider that an entirely uncomfortable level of danger actually, but everyone evaluates risk in their own way). "I'll probably be just fine" is not the be-all and end-all of every situation. I prefer to live by "Do unto others" personally, and I urge everyone to listen to the public health experts in your country. Know that any economic sacrifice you make now will be contributing to saving the lives of potentially tens of thousands of people, loved ones and friends, all throughout your country and the world!</blockquote>