Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

[elpablo21]

Toilet Paper Tammy

 

[friscostylez]

Small snippet. He predicted all of this pretty easily years ago.

bro it wasn't only Billy Gates either, hella researchers/scientists did.

Pandemics are not a matter if but when.

 

[Mark Antony]

I dont think she knows what a pallet is ain't no effing way dude had 5 pallets

I mean the story is likely not even real, but the visual is still funny.

 

[shibadekobe]

NYC morgues near capacity, DHS briefing warns

Officials were told that morgues in the city are expected to reach capacity next week, per the briefing.

www.politico.com

NYC morgues near capacity, DHS briefing warns
Officials were told that morgues in the city are expected to reach capacity next week, per the briefing.

 

[Master Zik]

@ bringing a pallet to the store to stock up on TP let alone 5

 

[Upptempo]

 

[thenewjs23]

For those with alot of toilet paper and no guns...

Oddly the teacher wood get it. Info Please!

 

[SpittaJetLife]

also steph


ill pass

Better than that ignorant bigot in the White House

 

[shibadekobe]

 

[Blake P]

While I disagree with it from a personal/ethical standpoint, it's an idea that will gain traction over time as business owners and employees get restless...

WHY FLATTENING THE CURVE IS OVERRATED

 

[casper90403]

Yikes. Italy is sitting at a 10% death rate right now.
They hit a daily case and daily death peak 3-4 days ago. Today’s numbers look very similar (but lower). 3-4 more days of continued stalling of growth and Italy may have officially seen the worst of it. Any time a day is lower than your all time high, it’s to be celebrated. I don’t see that enough in the media.

wow, so they are seeing a decline? Yikes. Scary.

Sure doesn't feel like they are seeing a decline. I thought i did a couple of days ago and then John Hopkins updated the numbers and was stunned at the increase

 

[SpittaJetLife]

I grabbed two 12 packs of TP today. One for my elderly neighbor and the other for my homie and his family. Random White lady customer gonna tell me there’s a one per customer policy. Told the lady to mind her ****ing business and proceeded to check out using self checkout,

 

[getback]

"See what happens."

 

[QU!K]

For my healthcare peeps facing shortage of vents, perhaps some physician at your facility already had this in mind or maybe your facility already knows about this, but is always a good thing to spread info...if your hospital is struggling to meet the demand of intubated patients, there is always this option as a last temporary resort, we are preparing to use this method, but hopefully won’t have to..



Pretty genius

My sister who is a RT said:

It won’t work. Each person’s lungs has different compliance and resistance. You try to open one person’s lung on this you can potentially pop another’s. You also can’t wean when they get better

 

[Blake P]

Bernie is a nice enough fella, but if he had it his way we would give everyone a first place trophy and eliminate any incentive to innovate and excel.

 

[equality]

While I disagree with it from a personal/ethical standpoint, it's an idea that will gain traction over time as business owners and employees get restless...

WHY FLATTENING THE CURVE IS OVERRATED

That link is literally the dumbest **** I've seen all day. The first point already got me to stop reading. "We're simply kicking the can down the road" was his argument against flattening the curve. The moron fails to realize flattening the curve is so too many don't show up to the hospital at the same time. The virus will persist but the more capacity and time we can buy hospitals the better. Gotta stop sharing such stupid "articles"

 

[getback]

Massachusetts just extended all school and daycare closures to May 4th.

 

[equality]

Bernie is a nice enough fella, but if he had it his way we would give everyone a first place trophy and eliminate any incentive to innovate and excel.

If you even take a second to look at Bernie's policy, you'd realize in every single other first world country he'd be slightly left of center. Unless you think the US is the only place in the world where innovation happens then you're ignorant to what he wants

 

[SpittaJetLife]

Bernie is a nice enough fella, but if he had it his way we would give everyone a first place trophy and eliminate any incentive to innovate and excel.

Dumbest take I’ve seen in this thread

 

[RustyShackleford]

That link is literally the dumbest **** I've seen all day. The first point already got me to stop reading. "We're simply kicking the can down the road" was his argument against flattening the curve. The moron fails to realize flattening the curve is so too many don't show up to the hospital at the same time. The virus will persist but the more capacity and time we can buy hospitals the better. Gotta stop sharing such stupid "articles"

This

I thought I was gonna be the only one that felt that way.

Once I saw this, I knew some BS was gonna follow...

Get the pitchforks out, light the torches, and come and get me…

 

[DsLee]

what it does is encourage business to keep employees for up to 8 weeks (?) and give them incentives for doing do, and that's more important than the $1200 check.

Really gotta imagine mortgages/rent/bills are suspended for a period of time. But is that necessary if businesses are given funds to meet payroll and keep employees?

I see your point and hope businesses use the support to get people back workin ASAP. The reason I continue to bring up mandated temporary suspension of consumer debt until end of pandemic is that it’ll allow people to stack their chips up and have some breathing room for what’s to come after this pandemic ends.

It’s inevitable that our economy is headed into deep recession. Banks can provide temporary suspension and still make money off interest. I’m no economic expert, but the banks’ reluctance at this point appears to be so they can get their money ASAP and bank off this bear market. Maybe I’m wrong.

Also crazy to see some of the GOP’s strategy backfire as it seems some of their Senators are reluctant to pass now because of the proposed UI benefits.

 

[RustyShackleford]

Bernie is a nice enough fella, but if he had it his way we would give everyone a first place trophy and eliminate any incentive to innovate and excel.

Yep, high quality health insurance is the a place trophy.

 

[SpittaJetLife]

This

I thought I was gonna be the only one that felt that way.

Once I saw this, I knew some BS was gonna follow...

People writing bs for clicks smh.

 

[Blake P]

That link is literally the dumbest **** I've seen all day. The first point already got me to stop reading. "We're simply kicking the can down the road" was his argument against flattening the curve. The moron fails to realize flattening the curve is so too many don't show up to the hospital at the same time. The virus will persist but the more capacity and time we can buy hospitals the better. Gotta stop sharing such stupid "articles"

I didn't share that link because I share the author's sentiments, but merely to show that there are more than just a few people who think we might eventually have to let things play out and it's not realistic to think we can all just sit home indefinitely and hope for the best.

 

[casper90403]

I see your point and hope businesses use the support to get people back workin ASAP. The reason I continue to bring up mandated temporary suspension of consumer debt until end of pandemic is that it’ll allow people to stack their chips up and have some breathing room for what’s to come after this pandemic ends.

It’s inevitable that our economy is headed into deep recession. Banks can provide temporary suspension and still make money off interest. I’m no economic expert, but the banks’ reluctance at this point appears to be so they can get their money ASAP and bank off this bear market. Maybe I’m wrong.

Also crazy to see some of the GOP’s strategy backfire as it seems some of their Senators are reluctant to pass now because of the proposed UI benefits.

I'm absolutely in the same belief with suspending consumer debt immediately for a good period of time.