I get that there's a very good case that kids have to go back to school in the fall... but I don't know why this guy would take such a dick-ish tone about it. Can you not at least pretend you care?
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CarltonTheBear said:I get that there's a very good case that kids have to go back to school in the fall... but I don't know why this guy would take such a dick-ish tone about it. Can you not at least pretend you care?
CarltonTheBear said:https://twitter.com/LaurenPelley/status/1285628883384045568
Don't go to a party!!!! unless it's in a bar
Bender said:CarltonTheBear said:https://twitter.com/LaurenPelley/status/1285628883384045568
Don't go to a party!!!! unless it's in a bar
If they don't want people getting together why the hell did they open bars? It's so asinine to me that the suggestion is "Well, if we didn't open bars then they could be having houseparties."
People who want to have houseparties will have them regardless, but people who would otherwise go to bars...haven't been going to bars because they're closed! My friend from Montreal went to a bar literally because the government opened them and then got sick. It's such idiotic logic.
OldTimeHockey said:I have no interest in eating/drinking indoors at a restaurant or bar. Ive been on a patio once shortly after stage 2 opened. It felt great. I still haven't gone back though.
The thought of being indoors at a restaurant or bar makes me very uncomfortable.
I get that they'll sell it that it's about getting people back to work, but at what cost?
Heroic Shrimp said:https://twitter.com/jkwan_md/status/1288476409464324096
CarltonTheBear said:Heroic Shrimp said:https://twitter.com/jkwan_md/status/1288476409464324096
Toronto's numbers in particular are pretty insane. Just 5 new cases reported yesterday. Of course the big test is still to come with stage 3 starting there Friday.
Nik said:Someone better versed in these things than I am can maybe help me here but today's report from the province had the city's new cases at -13. How does that work?
Nik said:CarltonTheBear said:Heroic Shrimp said:https://twitter.com/jkwan_md/status/1288476409464324096
Toronto's numbers in particular are pretty insane. Just 5 new cases reported yesterday. Of course the big test is still to come with stage 3 starting there Friday.
Someone better versed in these things than I am can maybe help me here but today's report from the province had the city's new cases at -13. How does that work?
CarltonTheBear said:Heroic Shrimp said:https://twitter.com/jkwan_md/status/1288476409464324096
Toronto's numbers in particular are pretty insane. Just 5 new cases reported yesterday. Of course the big test is still to come with stage 3 starting there Friday.
Bullfrog said:OldTimeHockey said:I have no interest in eating/drinking indoors at a restaurant or bar. Ive been on a patio once shortly after stage 2 opened. It felt great. I still haven't gone back though.
The thought of being indoors at a restaurant or bar makes me very uncomfortable.
I get that they'll sell it that it's about getting people back to work, but at what cost?
I more or less feel the same, but in my region there are zero known active cases. Chances are I could lick the tables and be totally fine (other than the thousands of other bacteria and viruses I'd pick up.) I'm mostly reluctant because the experience will be a pain in the butt having to wear and remove a mask several times.
My family rarely eats out; we've been getting take-out mostly to support local restaurants.
We had that in New Brunswick. A single person who traveled out of province for only a weekend, didn't self-isolate upon return, and resulted in a community spread that ended up with about 40 new cases and 2 deaths before it was contained.OldTimeHockey said:Bullfrog said:OldTimeHockey said:I have no interest in eating/drinking indoors at a restaurant or bar. Ive been on a patio once shortly after stage 2 opened. It felt great. I still haven't gone back though.
The thought of being indoors at a restaurant or bar makes me very uncomfortable.
I get that they'll sell it that it's about getting people back to work, but at what cost?
I more or less feel the same, but in my region there are zero known active cases. Chances are I could lick the tables and be totally fine (other than the thousands of other bacteria and viruses I'd pick up.) I'm mostly reluctant because the experience will be a pain in the butt having to wear and remove a mask several times.
My family rarely eats out; we've been getting take-out mostly to support local restaurants.
We had no active cases here in Sudbury for close to a month. In the last 5 days we've had 12. 11 of them were all associated with travel or contact with someone who had been travelling. It's crazy how quickly it can work it's way back into your community.
Hobbes said:We had that in New Brunswick. A single person who traveled out of province for only a weekend, didn't self-isolate upon return, and resulted in a community spread that ended up with about 40 new cases and 2 deaths before it was contained.OldTimeHockey said:Bullfrog said:OldTimeHockey said:I have no interest in eating/drinking indoors at a restaurant or bar. Ive been on a patio once shortly after stage 2 opened. It felt great. I still haven't gone back though.
The thought of being indoors at a restaurant or bar makes me very uncomfortable.
I get that they'll sell it that it's about getting people back to work, but at what cost?
I more or less feel the same, but in my region there are zero known active cases. Chances are I could lick the tables and be totally fine (other than the thousands of other bacteria and viruses I'd pick up.) I'm mostly reluctant because the experience will be a pain in the butt having to wear and remove a mask several times.
My family rarely eats out; we've been getting take-out mostly to support local restaurants.
We had no active cases here in Sudbury for close to a month. In the last 5 days we've had 12. 11 of them were all associated with travel or contact with someone who had been travelling. It's crazy how quickly it can work it's way back into your community.
Moral of the story: it only takes one idiot/careless person to impact the lives of an entire community and unintentionally lead to other people's deaths. Don't be that person.