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if/when things get back to normal, how do you think everyday life will be changed?
I think:
Less handshaking
Wearing mask out in public will be normalized
what else?
Two thousand deaths a day and 95 percent of people are home is the crazy part . What’s up with these treatments everything that was rumored to help stay getting shut down . If they don’t find something in May oh man
Probably posted already
The city of dreams in the greatest economy history have ever seen. Keep going on this trajectory where compassion and empathy are absent and this will become the norm rather than a frightening image
I agree with you 100%. On top of the homeless situation, there’s no police presence, there are commuters that are not wearing masks, and the MTA is also not properly equipping their employees. I have a couple friends who work for them, one being a cleaner that contracted the virus and is now struggling to recover because she’s an asthmatic. They haven’t given them proper masks or shields and they want recovered workers back as soon as possible.
what i would really love to see is a debate format between CNN and Fox News.
It would be so entertaining.
Have a Sportscenter anchor be the moderator.
I’d pay PPV prices for this.
hell year. Floyd Mayweather prices too. It would be so glorious to watch, but frustrating at the same time
Texas Governor is an idiot opening things back up next week Monday. Why
When your number 2 is saying there is more to life than living, you know you live in a state run by idiots.
He should’ve hit them with “Don’t be mad, Dominos is hiring.”
Why are nursing homes so susceptible?
Forgive my ignorance if stupid question.
elderly are already high risk and it’s not like a hospital where caretakers are used to keeping a sterile environment, so they’re often transporting germs from one room to the next, into common areas, etc. Basically, all the most high risk individuals with many comorbidities under one roof in close contact makes for rapid spread among the most vulnerable.