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Keith30309

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  1. What a mess. 17 cruise ships currently off Florida and not being allowed to dock. Some have only crew on board others still have passengers. Some have sick people on board. US Coast Guard no longer wants to take responsibility for evacuations nor allow docking and de-boarding. Some(Many?) of the vessels are Bahamian-flagged (even though they belong to US cruise lines) and some ships are being directed to seek help from the Bahamas. Some ships being told they may need to remain sequestered offshore indefinitely.

     

    COVID-19 may destroy the cruise industry.

     

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/coast-guard-tells-cruises-to-prepare-to-care-for-sick-people-for-indefinite-period/ar-BB11ZoEY?ocid=spartanntp

    A huge mess. Some crew can’t be repatriated to their countries of origin. Miami is reluctant to use hospital beds for US passengers who are not Florida residents.

    And the cruise industry has come to a full stop... and excluded from federal aid, in part because they have avoided US income taxes for so many years by incorporating elsewhere and hiring few US citizens. And their environmental record doesn’t endear them to many.

  2. Interesting Ted talk with Bill Gates.

     

    At the time, he said a major flu epidemic could reduce global wealth by $3 trllion.

     

    Hell, we had a $1 trillion a year deficit to start with. And we just added $2 trillion to it.

     

    Next time, prevention might be cheaper.

     

    He did an interview on CNN Thursday and I was super-impressed with his depth of knowledge about virology and the nature of controlling pandemics. He didn't politicize anything and gently pushed back on attempts to draw him into doing so.

    I vote for Bill to replace Mike P.

  3. Saw him perform in person in La Cage... in San Diego. At the end of the first act he dropped his pants exposing his sweet & very bare ass. That's was one of high lights of my life and I couldn't believe how great he looked in his '40s.

    Holy cow - he's 42! I had no idea he was that old until I read you remarks. Damnnnnn he looks good.

  4. I noticed him pop up for ATL and did a little due diligence (reverse pic scan, etc) and didn’t turn up anything negative. I didn’t really pursue it because he listed as top only.

     

    • First reviewer (in Miami) shows only a single review... perhaps he chose to hide this one.
    • Second reviewer (in DC) has lots of reviews including some well-known guys
    • Third reviewer (in Nashville) also has lots of reviews including a couple of guys I know of; also gave this escort 5 star and several others less than 5. He noted that pics are current.

    Bottom line: I suspect the reviews are legit but if i were going to hire I’d email them.

    (Also, his profile says “If you like younger”.... not that he likes younger.)

  5. I’ve never met Allen but have exchanged notes and he’s always been polite.

     

    Plans change and last minute interruptions occur and I try really hard to not change an appointment time. Texting is a really lousy communication medium compared to a phone call and I try to avoid texting last minute changes rather than calling. Hard feelings seem to arise much more often from text exchanges rather than a voice call.

  6. I am crazy bored.

    Yesterday I made of game of following twitter links to the most sexually perverse and twisted places I could find. There are a bunch of sick fucks out there.

    Yellow pine pollen has turned my skull into a solid block of concrete and all masturbation has ground to a halt.

    I am out of Milanos.

     

    Other than that all is well.

  7. Isn’t this all just another risk/benefit equation that every individual has to decide for themselves ?

     

    Every time I get into the car to drive somewhere I know there is a risk that I could be hurt - thru a mistake of my own or one made by someone else. I asses the risk and reward and make a decision. If I were 80 years old with impaired eyesight and reflexes and choose to drive a car then I am imposing a risk on others. That’s what defensive driving is all about.

     

    Pre-COVID hiring carried a set of risks of various types with many unknown variables. Post-COVID hiring likewise caries a set of risks. Everyone has to decide for themselves what their risk tolerance level is and also the downstream impacts of their decision. Practice defensive hiring. (Or, more accurately, understand your risks and hire or not accordingly.)

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