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Hayezb said:
Verizon is about close all their stores and you can expect other companies to start doing the same thing.

I'm scheduled to fly to Denver tmrw afternoon for a week.. is it worth risking getting stuck out there?
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I am a regional director for a 24/7 loan company based out of Nashville with 104 stores across Tennessee and we will move all stores 8-8 beginning Sunday.
 
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Hayezb said:
Verizon is about close all their stores and you can expect other companies to start doing the same thing.

I'm scheduled to fly to Denver tmrw afternoon for a week.. is it worth risking getting stuck out there?
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You do you, but with everything that's happening getting on a plane and traveling so for from home doesn't make real good sense. IMO

I keep waiting for them to cancel all domestic flights for a couple of weeks or at least limit them.
 
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Orange_Vol1321 said:
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Nothing that is in that bill affects me directly, but probably does my kids and their families so I'm glad it passed. What I do wish those "public servants" would work on is passing legislation that all drugs critical to the health of our country are made in North America, whether that is in the US, Canada or Mexico. Apparently we haven't even made insulin in this country since 2003. What would happen if insulin stopped being available? This global supply chain crap has got to stop.
 
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lawgator1 said:
We went from 0 cases to 125,000 in 10 weeks, worldwide. Over 5,000 people have died.

In the US we went from 0 cases to 1,700 (and likely many times that number) in about 4 weeks. 41 have died so far.

All the experts say that this has a much higher contagion rate than we are used to with other forms of flu or coronavirus. And although we don't know the precise numbers, yet, all indications are -- and the experts concur -- that it is much deadlier, by a factor of between 10 and 30, than the flu.

Italy is a case study in how not to respond. Do not blow it off. They are triaging people and having to make terrible choices because they are out of supplies, space, and equipment.

So your life is boring for a month, but it helps us put the brakes on this. I think the choice is obvious.
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Where was this same outrage during the swine flu when basically the government did zero until 6 months passed and 1,000 Americans had died?
 
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0nelilreb said:
No scarier words can be found in the English language than this .
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"We're from the government, and we're here to help" - everybody (even libs) know how that works out.

But they carted that WH/NSC Pandemic Crash Response team away in chains - the only people who could have saved us!

Watching libs and their circular arguments is like watching a dog/Energizer bunny frantically chasing its tail.
 
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