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Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

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Wrigley2172
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

Illinois is doung this as well

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blindambition
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

Vegas has closed a lot. The Strip is a ghost town.

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mikesonthemend
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

This is not good. I have "over reacted" as anyone. I just don't recall this reaction to SARs or Swineflu. Perhaps we are just better informed today.

 

Not blaming anyone, as I myself have shut it all down. I just think we may be causing more harm than the virus. Still, I a'int chancing it.




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@mikesonthemend wrote:

This is not good. I have "over reacted" as anyone. I just don't recall this reaction to SARs or Swineflu. Perhaps we are just better informed today.

This is why: Comparing COVID-19, SARS and MERS by the numbers 

 

8,096 cases of SARS in almost 8 months, with COVID-19 surpassing that number in 53 days, and now over 12x that number. MERS was far lower.

 

I just keep thinking about the supply lines and huge numbers of people out of work due to the flu-like symptoms alone, without even considering the worst case mortality rate.

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wasCB14
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

Notably, at least in MA, restaurants still provide takeout and delivery. The ban is just for on-premises meal consumption. It's not a total shutdown.

 

Of course, some places may lose a huge share of business if they rely on extremely perishable food or if state/local laws prevent takeout/delivery of alcohol.

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Anonymous
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

Is that photo from "I am Legend"?

probably my favorite end of the world type movie.

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Anonymous
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants


@Anonymous wrote:

Is that photo from "I am Legend"?

probably my favorite end of the world type movie.


It is! https://youtu.be/EK6P_zdjCA8?t=83

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Anonymous
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Re: Massachusetts to close all bars / restaurants

This needs to be in effect in the entire country NOW.

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Anonymous
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@Anonymous wrote:

This needs to be in effect in the entire country NOW.


Sure. Let's all keep panicking and put half the country out of work. These people who live paycheck to paycheck don't have bills after all. 

The nuclear option is always so much better than just asking those deemed at risk to stay home. 🤦‍♂️ 

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