Just make sure your sources are accurate. I’m going with the official state advice and rules to be safe rather than here say and rumors.
My sources - I'm a trained historian - are always accurate.
...... You were even asked a question relating to your occupation that you completely avoided. You're being deliberately obtuse, and I think we all know why.
Yes, this question - that one concerning the OP's occupation - has also occurred to me.
Who’s complaining? But I think you need to check what your governor actually said. Live normally again? I very much he said that unless he’s a complete idiot!
Agreed.
Very well said.
And, as other have already asked, to which governor and which state does the OP refer?
From what I have read, it is very unlikely to have been New York.
The OP just must be trolling...right....right?!
I suspect so, or else being disingenuous and dangerously irresponsible in his conduct and behaviour if his real life behaviour reflects his online stated preferences.
Do you even understand the situation? Or do you just not care about anyone else's health/wellbeing?
Well said.
The CDC (a source I assume may be deemed reputable) puts American deaths from this condition as of yesterday at 65,735; The Guardian, (a British newspaper), quoting statistics supplied by Johns Hopkins University (another reputable source) cite a number of 67,677 deaths in the US as of yesterday, while other, more up to date, sources number American deaths to be in excess of 69,000, and, on current trends, will have exceeded 70,000 by today.
I cannot see how anyone can begin to contemplate a discussion on the surreal topic of "a return to normal" during a highly infectious - and unusually lethal - pandemic - one that has already killed around 70,000 of one's fellow citizens in the space of two short months, and, moreover, this particular combination, a condition where a virus is both exceptionally contagious and quite deadly is one we haven't experienced worldwide since the Spanish flu epidemic of a century ago.
(By way of striking contrast, just over 47,000 US troops died as a result of combat during the years of the Vietnam War, a total brought up to over 57,000 when you add to that all US troops who simply died while in Vietnam, not necessarily solely from combat, but from injuries, wounds, sucide or accidents).
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The hypotheticals are endless. I'm just listening to the state and local officials and not getting distracted by here say
And - once again - just for clarification, your state is?
If I had to wait 2 hours for a haircut, I'd get someone else to do my haircut lol. If I have to wait 15 minutes for my haircut I get upset, because I only do by appointment. My stylist learned this about me early on and now just calls me when she's ready haha. I don't live too far, maybe 10-12 minutes.
You'll be waiting months, if not a year or so, for some semblance of "normal" to return; this will not truly happen until a vaccine has been developed, the rates of infection controlled to some extent, and the capacity of the health services to isolate, treat, test, and trace with those who become infected from - and ill from - this condition, considerably improved.
Might I suggest that you commence cultivating the virtue of patience.
