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There will be tons of people who need help. We need to make sure they are helped. I believe there will be tons of jobs that need to be filled during this crisis. I believe some people will need to do jobs that maybe they don’t want to do.mr roboto said:
kinda extreme but you never know whos handling the mail etc. my bills and spam mail can marinate in the garage a few days
that's what i was wondering. they must have recently traveled to qualify for a test ? or the area theyre in is actually giving out tests? no clue
We are trying not to be crazy but we immediately toss the amazon box and just quickly wipe down whatever was in it. Takes 10 seconds.
It hasn't been corroborated by others, but the study found Type A had a 20% increased risk relative to other blood types. O had 1/3 lower risk.
Those diagrams are nice, thanks for the link.
Our closest Publix in Lecanto had no produce, bread or paper at same time yesterday. Is it local hoarding or restocking delivery problems?
I’m in the middle of this. I’m starting to fear it won’t happen. If only I’d started a week or two earlier. .
I had weenies and beanies for dinner and washed it down with a few beers last night so I am filled with gas too.
Here's the time course for people who get hospitalized. Look at Figure 1, Page 7. More mild illness will run its course more quickly, but still expect to be symptomatic 2-3 weeks.
Thanks!
As someone who spent two summers working at the post office.......um, yeah, I would wipe down mail and packages. That place is a breeding ground for all kinds of disease....kinda extreme but you never know whos handling the mail etc. my bills and spam mail can marinate in the garage a few days
We had enough for ~3 weeks, but my notified me that her 70+ year-old parents are about to run out.So my wife didn’t bother mentioning that we are down to our last 2 rolls of toilet paper.
Am hoping to donate today. Red Cross appointment website wasn't working, so called. I am # 126 in line. I guess thats a good thing?
The police pulled over a stolen work truck yesterday here in NC filled with 18,000 pounds of rump ribbon (toilet paper).
It's all chloroquine resistant in India, but good thought. It will be interesting to see if C-19 is lower in the Caribbean and Latin American, the only areas where chloroquine is still useful for malaria.
Good question. It was a limit of 1 pack of TP so going back early afternoon today...will see if it’s the same as yesterday.
This is driving me insane. I ask every one of the friends I talk to. Not once has somebody told me their parents have gone on lockdown. All in same boat, upset with them.
Not bagging on you at all but 3 weeks ago, you weren't exactly on board with all the stuff being said in this thread. Most all of it has proven out. I don't think it's extreme given the nature of the virus and how it spreads. Is it different than our normal? Absolutely! But our new normal for the foreseeable future is something none of us (other than ham & icon) would have imagined 2 months ago.
Stopped by our local Harris Teeter in Fort Mill, SC last night for banana's & sour cream. Store was picked cleaned. I grabbed the last little container of sour cream they had, no banana's :(
A gun store owner was interviewed on the news and Monday was their biggest day ever. The previous biggest day was 2019 Black Friday. He said the counter was lined up 4 deep all day.
My in-laws are the same. Literally going to the store every day to buy what they need just for that day. Same with my wife's grandparents. She's offered multiple times to go for them but they refuse. Obviously all super high risk. WTF.
