The people going out and ignoring the rules don't understand that everything can collapse if enough people get sick at the same time. They are only worried that they can't go to the beach or a party.
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The people going out and ignoring the rules don't understand that everything can collapse if enough people get sick at the same time. They are only worried that they can't go to the beach or a party.
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I'm pretty sure for a short time their mantra was Tyson, we are chicken ... how true it is.
We start loosing the big three in beef we are SOOOOO *%#)*(@!&$%)#
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On another forum I joked one should spend their $1200 stimulus on a $400 freezer and $800 worth of meat, I may have to take back a wink emoticon?
Its a collision course of factory workers getting ill from side by side job stations. To a reduced supply chain already in lack of truck drivers. A d3cade long issue now. Growing daily as they get ill.
Next up various pharmaceuticals.
We have daily worldwide Zoom. As of last week > 600 confirmed positives. Meaning over 5000 forced into 14 day quarantine. Shifts being lost.
170 in the hospitals. 4 deaths.
Next up various pharmaceuticals.
We have daily worldwide Zoom. As of last week > 600 confirmed positives. Meaning over 5000 forced into 14 day quarantine. Shifts being lost.
170 in the hospitals. 4 deaths.
Freezers here are empty of potato products.
I have a new air frier, I would kill for some ready potatoes.
You know, Tater Tots and Shoe Strings already blanched, we have none of that here.
LSCII
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It's really not a bad idea, TBH. We have a freezer unit in our cellar, and we stocked up on things when it first started. Scary to think that there may be shortages though because even though we have a freezer full of protein, it's not going to last that long.
LSCII
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This is all that matters to them, which is why they've pushed so hard for states to reopen.
Mnuchin: 'You're going to see the economy really bounce back in July, August, September'
Remember this when the second wave hits. Your life and your families lives were not as important as some hack reality tv star turned politician getting a second term.
Mnuchin: 'You're going to see the economy really bounce back in July, August, September'
Remember this when the second wave hits. Your life and your families lives were not as important as some hack reality tv star turned politician getting a second term.
I'm hearing the meat plants already used PPE but workers habits outside plant control and in some cases worker housing caused problems?
Yes and I humbly note the housing and worker habits are based on how we treat and pay these people who keep us fed.
like everything else too little too late. PPE, unidirectional flows, daily decon of locker rooms, lunch rooms. Temp scanning on entrance for all employees and transportation providers.
Too little too late. Gotta wait it out now . It will bounce back based on how much longer society can be vigilante. We really dont have any other answers for now.
Really need to have a 1980’s HIV mentality. Anyone thats touched you now links you anyone they and they and they have touched . And so on. Until it ramps down and new social habits become norm. Later will be hopefully medical advances. Vaccines? Maybe but much longer shot.
LSCII
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This is why reopening the states right now is stupid. This is why people going to the beach should be throat punched...
https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgence
https://www.history.com/news/spanish-flu-second-wave-resurgence
People receiving stimulus checks get letter signed by President Donald Trump
People receiving stimulus checks get letter signed by President Donald Trump - CNNPolitics
People receiving stimulus checks get letter signed by President Donald Trump - CNNPolitics
I dont think it was supposed to work this way.
Firms with Trump links or worth $100 million got small business loans
Firms with Trump links or worth $100 million got small business loans
LSCII
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Of course it was. This is why he didn't want any oversight on this...
Wisconsin Beef Plant Shuts Down for Virus Adding to Meat Squeeze
Im thinking a freezer is a good investment too.
Im thinking a freezer is a good investment too.
I also wonder if those same idiots would be doing this if the virus was killing their age groups like the second wave of the Spanish Flu did. A lot of humans are incredibly selfish.
I’m going to respectfully disagree, maybe.
People not social distancing to the best of their ability are obviously at fault. Nobody’s perfect but doing your best is expected. But you should be able to do that at a beach. If you don’t, that’s on you. I don’t see it as a reason to close a beach.
Another week Another heart breaking record broken.
Sunday’s Boston Globe runs 21 pages of death notices as coronavirus continues to claim lives - The Boston Globe
“Sunday’s main news and sports sections together were 60 pages, and we set aside 20 pages for death notices,” said Mary Creane, assistant managing editor for production at the Globe, who was in charge of production Saturday night. “When I logged on yesterday at noon, I had a message saying we’re going to need more space.”
Although the print edition ultimately ran just one page more than budgeted, Creane said that’s because the layout was modified to accommodate the overflow.
“It could’ve gone over more, quite honestly,” she said.
“When we were looking at it earlier, we said, ‘Twenty pages — that’s got to be enough; there’s no way it’s going to go over that,’” Creane said. “And then to see that it went over. . . it’s terrifying.”
Again it was 6 pages a month ago. The norm for years was 3 pages.
Sunday’s Boston Globe runs 21 pages of death notices as coronavirus continues to claim lives - The Boston Globe
“Sunday’s main news and sports sections together were 60 pages, and we set aside 20 pages for death notices,” said Mary Creane, assistant managing editor for production at the Globe, who was in charge of production Saturday night. “When I logged on yesterday at noon, I had a message saying we’re going to need more space.”
Although the print edition ultimately ran just one page more than budgeted, Creane said that’s because the layout was modified to accommodate the overflow.
“It could’ve gone over more, quite honestly,” she said.
“When we were looking at it earlier, we said, ‘Twenty pages — that’s got to be enough; there’s no way it’s going to go over that,’” Creane said. “And then to see that it went over. . . it’s terrifying.”
Again it was 6 pages a month ago. The norm for years was 3 pages.
I don’t know...am I supposed to have an answer to that? Can’t there be a public restroom like there is in my grocery store and Dunkin’ Donuts, that people still use?
It’s on them to figure that out. But if they can social distance, I think people should be allowed to go anywhere.
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This is my point, hundreds of people on a beach using the public restrooms in a world where people have to be told how to wash their hands. Are you kidding me? Social distancing...lol The people who don't heed the social distancing rules already?
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