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Mr Hanky will not be denied! Sorry that happened to you.

Sad but likely true. The problem with this thinking is that more cases doesn't automatically mean more people are infected, only that we now know the people who are infected. In other words, at least at this time, more testing means more cases. So if people just say screw it and revert to normal behavior, infection rates can shoot up and we are right back to saturated hospitals. I've been following the daily death counts, because even though it's a trailing indicator and is an undercount, I think it's more informative. There was an epic rant about this on this podcast today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QFfol6C-Tk

The paper product aisle at the local supermarket was stacked high this weekend, I can imagine most of which will likely sit there for months now because most people ran out of room to store another bale of toilet tissue rolls.

(And for the skeptics, this is not forced perspective, that sign was really at the entrance to the cemetery for over a week)

I'm not sure he is currently available? @hypothetically Direct link to review page: http://daddyreviews.com/review/andre_paris

Bom Chicka Wah Wah

But the question is this because of an expectation of less money coming in the door, or just because they can right now? The technology sector is mostly looking at this as an opportunity to get a bigger slice of the economy pie, so even if the pie is smaller for now, it still yields them more and puts them in a good position moving forward. I suspect this might be the same for the working guys. Specialty providers with niche markets might do well, while the guys who are just 'available' might take a hit. No one answer will apply to everyone.

RM profile https://rent.men/MarcusBlaze "Top" ?

Unasked, a guy just unlocked his pics for me on RM. We have never interacted, he is not local to me, he is in my buddy list because I occasionally travel to his area. But get this, his account is frozen, so I wouldn't be able to contact him if I wanted to... I guess that is thinking ahead? I kinda like it.

At my primary Costco, the gas station workers sanitize the pump after every customer serves themself.

Yes.

To be clear, my point here is the ample incidents of jurisdictions deploying gratuitously low speed limits along with cameras in a cash grab. This is how you can tell a jurisdiction is serious about regulating speed. Circles are also great for traffic calming but hard to retrofit to existing roads. I see them in a lot of new developments.

I enjoyed the film. I was particularly reminded of the matched opposing pairs that make up one of my all time favorite films, The Rules of the Game (Original French title: La Règle du Jeu).

More than where?

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=878175606033151

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My neighborhood includes a four lane road that is a major bridge between two state highways and is a snow emergency route. The speed limit is 25 mph and there is a speed camera. So it's clear the jurisdictions are exploiting some scenarios for cash. In fact... https://wjla.com/features/7-on-your-side/notorious-295-speed-camera

I have to admit, one benefit of having to wear a mask in the store is not having to worry if my mouth is hanging open when I'm checking out the beef...cake.

I blame video games. At this point, generations have grown up with highly realistic games where reckless driving is rewarded. I have no problem with the games themselves, but people need to distinguish between a game and reality.

Not directed at you, but I just want to say how incredibly lucky I feel, that my youth was not documented in a permanent record that could follow me around the rest of my life.