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These should all be at 100%
- 70% on going to bars
- 50% on going to restaurants
- 50% on mass transit
- 100% on large social gatherings
These should all be at 100%
- 70% on going to bars
- 50% on going to restaurants
- 50% on mass transit
- 100% on large social gatherings
Going to need some of mega billionaires to step up and redistribute all that wealth back into the society that it made possible for them amass it.I think I heard that the state is waiving the normal 1 week waiting period to apply for unemployment benefits ...can you imagine what those offices are going to look like tomorrow?
CAN YOU IMAGINE!!!!
Fewer taxes being paid and gigantic hits to the benefits programs ...ouch looking forward.
Do you have to physically go to the unemployment office? Seems like you should be able to apply online. Especially nowI think I heard that the state is waiving the normal 1 week waiting period to apply for unemployment benefits ...can you imagine what those offices are going to look like tomorrow?
CAN YOU IMAGINE!!!!
Fewer taxes being paid and gigantic hits to the benefits programs ...ouch looking forward.
It’s per the governor.Illinois closing all bars and restaurants after tomorrow, per twitter.
You are hearing what you want to hear. Seems like an overreactionPlease keep the politics out of here. There’s another forum to share your love/hate of trump
I said I was exhausted by the politics and gave an example of the nonsense. I didn't proclaim to love or hate trump. I'm proud of our governor being a LEADER and will vote for the dude for whatever he does!I’m more worried about the infected cook than the table 10 feet away.
Please keep the politics out of here. There’s another forum to share your love/hate of trump
In many states you can apply online.I think I heard that the state is waiving the normal 1 week waiting period to apply for unemployment benefits ...can you imagine what those offices are going to look like tomorrow?
CAN YOU IMAGINE!!!!
Fewer taxes being paid and gigantic hits to the benefits programs ...ouch looking forward.
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No rush for any kind of groceries or any products at all in your area? Not sure what you're trying to convey.Lol. The hardest hit shelf here is the rubber aisle. Ky display is bareIt's going to be a matter of timing. Maybe the general rush in your area is over? Hard to think it hasn't started yet.
New rules, new times. There will be an adjustment period, of course ... and a lot of intertia.Do you have to physically go to the unemployment office? Seems like you should be able to apply online. Especially now
good pointDo you have to physically go to the unemployment office? Seems like you should be able to apply online. Especially now
Same thoughts, has my vote for life.I'm in Cleveland area. People are losing their minds about this situation. It is going to absolutely crush the economy. Seems like we either have the folks who believe this is real and we need to make drastic measures or those who believe it is fake news or a conspiracy. I've heard that this is Trump keeping black people from voting and I've heard that it is a ploy by the WORLD to get Trump out of office.
I am exhausted. I can't take it anymore. Thank God DeWine isn't messing around with this. I honestly didn't like him but dude will have my vote for anything he ever runs for again.
Probably giving my maid and butler a free vacation to a secluded tropical island; flown there on my private jet by my pilot, of course. My personal chef is staying here, though.What are you guys doing about your maid? Cancel but still pay her?
Looking to see if there are more accounts of this impromptu party breakup. To all you "I'm going to keep on living my life!" people -- this is what's coming because you can't put your wants behind the needs of society. Individualism should not be an absolute stance.NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell said she was “deeply disappointed” that people ignored a ban on large gatherings issued by Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards to try to stop the spread of coronavirus.
St. Patrick's Day revelers in kilts and green shamrocks packed a city street on Saturday, though the city's official parade had been cancelled, The Times-Picayune-New Orleans Advocate reports. New Orleans police later broke up a party at a bar. The gatherings occurred as Louisiana announced its first death from coronavirus — a 58-year-old Orleans Parish resident with underlying health problems.
Don't have to close! Mayor hinting measures coming, but not yet. We are limiting hours though.I am likely shutting down my restaurant today. New Orleans is a bit of an epicenter.
Do you have a virtual storefront selling merch and the like? I could certainly use a Tipsy’s T shirt or 3 right about now.Don't have to close! Mayor hinting measures coming, but not yet. We are limiting hours though.
God i wish....ive been in survival mode but my supply of shirts and hats diminish.Do you have a virtual storefront selling merch and the like? I could certainly use a Tipsy’s T shirt or 3 right about now.
Since the crowds can't stay away, though ... the French Quarter is going to end up being forcibly shut down, probably by rescinding of liquor licenses, street closures, and such.Cantrell tweets big crowds being broken up, hash tags Bourbon Street as restrictions tighten (WWLTV.com, 3/15/2020)
The mayor hashtagged the French Quarter and Bourbon Street and showed a photo reminiscent of the "shutdowns" of the famous partying street at midnight on Mardi Gras.
In a move that seems to indicate crowds were being dispersed in the city's French Quarter and Bourbon Street, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell tweeted that the NOPD was continuing to "enforce the ban on large gatherings all over the City."
She hashtagged the French Quarter and Bourbon Street and showed a photo reminiscent of the "shutdowns" of the famous partying street at midnight on Mardi Gras.
The move seemed to be confirmed by several tweets from people saying that the police had just shut down the street, including one that showed two police cruisers, side-by-side, with sirens on and lights flashing.
While it appeared to be a show of strength, the crowds seemed to merely move to the side and continue on their way.
Keeping her for the time being. She cleans once every other week and was just here on Wednesday so we have a little while to decide.What are you guys doing about your maid? Cancel but still pay her?
Assuming your floor space is small and you don't seat all that many patrons. Try not to flout anything coming down from the governor and/or mayor ... you don't want to invite a customer-clearing visit from NOPD.Don't have to close! Mayor hinting measures coming, but not yet. We are limiting hours though.
So, let's play this out. Woman who is living paycheck to paycheck works across town. Can't afford a car, takes the bus to/from her hourly wage job at which she's fortunate enough to get healthcare. She's a little behind on the bills but that's mainly because of the winter heat and knows that as the Spring arrives she'll be able to get caught up. She is careful not to touch seat, pole or anything else while on the bus. Sits 3-6 feet from nearest rider. Washes her hands as soon as she gets to work and frequently throughout the day. Practices social distancing at work. Repeat for the ride home.These should all be at 100%
Thanks. My next cleaning is scheduled for Friday. I think I’ll cancel (but pay). I’m not sure what I’ll do in following periods.Keeping her for the time being. She cleans once every other week and was just here on Wednesday so we have a little while to decide.
100% we will still pay her if we decide to cancel. She's great, and it's hard as hell to get a good house-cleaner here.
Exact same. Including Wednesdays.Keeping her for the time being. She cleans once every other week and was just here on Wednesday so we have a little while to decide.
100% we will still pay her if we decide to cancel. She's great, and it's hard as hell to get a good house-cleaner here.
Lots of people gonna get hurt either way. Many will pay the ultimate price. No easy answers.So, let's play this out. Woman who is living paycheck to paycheck works across town. Can't afford a car, takes the bus to/from her hourly wage job at which she's fortunate enough to get healthcare. She's a little behind on the bills but that's mainly because of the winter heat and knows that as the Spring arrives she'll be able to get caught up. She is careful not to touch seat, pole or anything else while on the bus. Sits 3-6 feet from nearest rider. Washes her hands as soon as she gets to work and frequently throughout the day. Practices social distancing at work. Repeat for the ride home.
You telling her she needs to stay home for a month? Look for another job? Beg her boss who has no authority to let her stay home for a month? What if she works for UPS and people like her did that and your grandmother's heart medicine was backed up a week because of it? It's easy to make blanket statements if you don't really consider ANY of the downstream consequences. Which in this case leads to grandma dying and the woman losing her job, healthcare and home. There are ALOT of people in this country that are a $500 unexpected bill away from catastrophic situation. Is her landlord gonna give her the month off from paying rent? cable company? heat? How do you envision all this happens instantly?
To be clear, we HAVE to flatten the curve and we should have started weeks ago, but this nonsense that the ENTIRE country can just shut down for a month is crazy. Lots of people gonna get hurt if you try to do that.
Agreed. And that's really what I was trying to convey. There are no easy answers and no simple solutions that begin with "EVERYBODY...Lots of people gonna get hurt either way. many will pay the ultimate peice. No easy answers.
It won’t be available for me. And I don’t know right now. One day at a timeWhat are you guys doing if wfh isnt available and your work is not cancelling? I work downtown Houston...
#stickypagesPorn mags gonna make a comeback if internet goes down....just saying
PA here. Today I googled "how long is an ice cream cake good". Our son's 7th birthday is next Saturday and he REALLY wants and ice cream cake (I couldn't be more proud). Decided we better grab one today. We weighed if that's extreme vs. the chances that Dairy Queen suddenly shuts down this week. Figured it was best to play it on the safe side.
It's ice cream. I'll eat it for weeks, regardless.
Lasts in the freezer?? You’ll be good
Im pushing togo, but since the bar is open they are letting people sitAssuming your floor space is small and you don't seat all that many patrons. Try not to flout anything coming down from the governor and/or mayor ... you don't want to invite a customer-clearing visit from NOPD.
Does going take-out only make any sense at all for your place?
This is disconcerting, though at this point I don't know what to believe.
Me too...so not looking forward to tomorrow. :(It won’t be available for me. And I don’t know right now. One day at a time
can you tell us why wfh isn't available for you?It won’t be available for me. And I don’t know right now. One day at a time
Yeah, I was being a smartass. My wife is an ice cream cake junkie. We’ve kept leftover and eaten it after a few weeksIt's ice cream. I'll eat it for weeks, regardless.
ETA: It says 7 days.
I work constructioncan you tell us why wfh isn't available for you?