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Yea my concern was that our Mayor basically told folks not to come to shore towns(other places like marthas vinyard have been saying the same). In theory it makes sense but if everyone does it than the hospitals get overwhelmed quick. Hard to say which is ideal.
Are you in Long Beach? To be honest, think Northern towns are more able to handle more people. I have four large grocery stores within a 5 to 10 minute drive. That is much more then I had in BK. In BK only large ones was a Whole Foods and fairway and then a glorified bodegas calling themselves grocery stores. However, I could see the issue on an island like Long Beach.
No im up in Essex County. I would agree, the further north the better but definitely keep your ear out for if the hospitals are overflowing or if there are issues with supply chain for grocery stores in whichever shore town you choose. But i have heard of some towns with inventory issues and hospitals that were already turning away people like a week or two ago.
Our concern in relocating is getting somewhere that also gets hit, but can't handle it- medically or supply chain-wise.
yea. NYC is getting alot of resources sent that way. I told my Aunt and Uncle ill pick them up whenever but they are comfortable where they are. I think so long as you play it smart and socially distance from folks you will be fine.
On the rare occasion I see another human while walking around the block, they move to the extreme opposite edge of the sidewalk. Or cross the street.
Thanks bro, you too.
You & Flop are in my neck of the shore now. Lived in Bradley Beach, Spring lake and Manasquan, now in on the beach in Elberon.
We plan on going full prep during the summer so we are there for the second wave, not here
Houston and A quiet this week, but still somewhat regular foot traffic. But easily keeping 6' or way more. I'm talking 2-8 people max spread out along a short block at a given time .
See by me in the burbs all parks are closed but everyone is ignoring. Literally hundreds in the parks close together.
Same at the ps school play yard across the street. We were there yesterday and people were being great...even commumicating how to give ourselves enough spread.
Yea it’s really frustrating. And the doctors and nurses and people who can’t get a damn ventilator will catch the brunt of this.
Honestly...part of my concern about leaving is this kind of behavior. And I'm hearing this sentiment of won't happen here to us because we're not NYC or LA even in the FFA.
Agreed. If anything i want to be in a state where they continue to have the shelter in place. My worry is once the weather stays really nice or trump tells people to go back to normal that’s when #### will really hit the fan.
Yep.
I expect it to come within a day or two. No reason why he would even say it in those terms if it wasnt coming.
Sadly...that's where I'm at with most of what he says. So while this may happen, I'll react when it actually does.
What doesn't make sense is in a week or so there will be many areas ramping way up, there already are right now. We could see 15+ states with 1k new cases a day at that point.
404 checking in here, looking pretty light. Still not gonna leave my house though...
Good for you on checking on them. It could be anything at that age so try not to get too paranoid. I know my allergies have been kicking my ###. just getting over some sort of sore throat/post nasal something myself.
I would have to imagine they are suspended but who knows so check before you go. If its not a crazy long trip just double park?
This is true but one silver lining to all this is I have seen zero parking tickets written up. I did not see a single meter maid in weeks.
