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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7949200" data-attributes="member: 59816">1) I went out for some air yesterday (staying away from other people, not far from home) and I saw a group of teens standing around in a tight group. One of them saw me looking at them and he called, "It's okay, we don't have cornona!" I very nearly called back, "Good for you, but I do!" (I might have, but they all moved apart sheepishly after calling out, so I let it go.)2) Thanks. Yes, BC. Me too. That's one of the things frustrating about not having been tested. I don't know 100% that I have the "real" thing, (though it's presenting consistently and it's extremely probable) but there's a chance I'll get it (either again, or for "real"). I really don't want to go through this again. Or worse.3) I really wish BC government would take that decision away and force us to close. I've told my employees that if they are at all concerned, to just close. We only get a few customers in the door at a time, usually, (when there isn't gaming or Magic going on, which is cancelled, of course), and it's obviously extra quiet now. We've got 2300 square feet with very big isles (for a comic store). Easy enough to keep your distance.Mostly they are packing up people's orders and putting them on a counter (or curb-side) for pick-up. No close interaction. Debit machine tap (which gets disinfected after each use) or credit card by phone and disinfecting the door. We're discouraging browsing. It's relatively low-risk, but still - I might have got it myself at work (though I think it was the trip into Vancouver where I foolisly went to some craft breweries the week before I had symptoms). At any rate, we'll probably close up for the foreseeable future as of Thursday. It's just too risky.</blockquote>

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