JUburton wrote:I have a concert at the Met on Saturday (sold out, GA) and I don't know what to do. Obviously the risk of any one event being an issue is low, but these are the kinds of things that should be limited to 'flatten the curve' [i am a public health expert now].CalvinBall wrote:The Dude wrote:I talked my wife out of her 40th birthday thing in Philly this weekend, basically just dinner and bars with friends. My friends seem to think it's reasonable, hers think I'm crazy. She's a therapist, I asked her when the last time she had a 60+ client. She said she just had one that day. I said this is why we shouldnt' be doing unnecessary things like that, bc we carry it to others that can get sick, like her mom and step-mom with stage 4 cancer.
It's really weird everyone's attitude is "It's fine, it just kills old people". To me that means we should be careful so we don't get it to old people. It's the same as getting a flu shot you selfish fucks
Completely agree with that last part. Was at a Wawa this morning and the cashier is a senior citizen. She had plastic gloves on to accept people's money, and I thought a similar thing. Like it is our responsibility to make sure I am doing my best to make sure I can't get her sick. She has earned the right not to die by some shitty ass virus.
Napalm wrote:I'm going to 3 shows in Philly over the next 3 days. Some of those crowds are especially dirty types. Am I die?
Napalm wrote:JUburton wrote:I have a concert at the Met on Saturday (sold out, GA) and I don't know what to do. Obviously the risk of any one event being an issue is low, but these are the kinds of things that should be limited to 'flatten the curve' [i am a public health expert now].CalvinBall wrote:The Dude wrote:I talked my wife out of her 40th birthday thing in Philly this weekend, basically just dinner and bars with friends. My friends seem to think it's reasonable, hers think I'm crazy. She's a therapist, I asked her when the last time she had a 60+ client. She said she just had one that day. I said this is why we shouldnt' be doing unnecessary things like that, bc we carry it to others that can get sick, like her mom and step-mom with stage 4 cancer.
It's really weird everyone's attitude is "It's fine, it just kills old people". To me that means we should be careful so we don't get it to old people. It's the same as getting a flu shot you selfish fucks
Completely agree with that last part. Was at a Wawa this morning and the cashier is a senior citizen. She had plastic gloves on to accept people's money, and I thought a similar thing. Like it is our responsibility to make sure I am doing my best to make sure I can't get her sick. She has earned the right not to die by some shitty ass virus.
I'm going to 3 shows in Philly over the next 3 days. Some of those crowds are especially dirty types. Am I die?
momadance wrote:Napalm wrote:I'm going to 3 shows in Philly over the next 3 days. Some of those crowds are especially dirty types. Am I die?
I'd think the wookflu antibodies may be strong enough.
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Napalm wrote:momadance wrote:Napalm wrote:I'm going to 3 shows in Philly over the next 3 days. Some of those crowds are especially dirty types. Am I die?
I'd think the wookflu antibodies may be strong enough.
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