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Time to be extra vigilant
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Yeah, even outside of all the large gatherings of protests, I'm seeing people not really care anymore. (Which was expected.)
It's nicer out, summer is on it's way, nobody wants to wear a mask in the heat, people wanna see their friends/family, and are fed up being stuck inside.
I get it. No judgement.
It's nicer out, summer is on it's way, nobody wants to wear a mask in the heat, people wanna see their friends/family, and are fed up being stuck inside.
I get it. No judgement.
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I'm more shook over the coronavirus then protesters or looters
People are still dying and getting sick
Anyone who doesn't think so has no regard for themselves their family or anyone else
Putting yourself in a protest a riot or even Looting is just another selfish act while the coronavirus is very much alive
But I do understand the importance of why people are protesting
That's just my personal opinion no hate to anyone
People are still dying and getting sick
Anyone who doesn't think so has no regard for themselves their family or anyone else
Putting yourself in a protest a riot or even Looting is just another selfish act while the coronavirus is very much alive
But I do understand the importance of why people are protesting
That's just my personal opinion no hate to anyone
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If we keep wearing masks indoors and minimize crowds, we'll probably be more or less ok for the summer.
But that's looking at it from the national numbers. For someone who is older or has health issues or has family who is, this is a tricky situation still.
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I agree with you all that you said but when you say wearing masks a
Indoors do you mean inside your home?
Plus in China there was a number of people who made videos who worn a mask inside their homes and I was always worried the same thing would happen here
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AMC Theatres has 'substantial doubt' it can remain in business
AMC Theatres, the world's biggest movie theater chain, said on Wednesday that it has "substantial doubt" it can remain in business after closing locations across the globe during the coronavirus pandemic.
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I was just about to post this the movie theater and entertainment business should be the least of anyone's problems
Let them all go belly up
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no, I just mean in public areas and around people who aren't family or close friends. that probably gets us 90% of the way (along with frequent handwashing and avoiding crowds).
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got my first haircut from the barber since Feb.
Thought i would feel good but instantly regretted it. Felt it was too soon and not completely safe. And then to find out my barber was making house calls during this time after he was done.
Should have let the wife cut it again.
Thought i would feel good but instantly regretted it. Felt it was too soon and not completely safe. And then to find out my barber was making house calls during this time after he was done.
Should have let the wife cut it again.
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You’ll be fine bro. Still waiting for my barber to open up. Shop is in DTLA so it might be awhile with all the protests.
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Were going to find out if this second wave is real after all these protest
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not necessarily bad, since icu beds are usually occupied. wonder how many are covid patients
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Got a 65" and sweet sound system at home. They need to start releasing all movies at home now.AMC Theatres has 'substantial doubt' it can remain in business
AMC Theatres, the world's biggest movie theater chain, said on Wednesday that it has "substantial doubt" it can remain in business after closing locations across the globe during the coronavirus pandemic.
I was just about to post this the movie theater and entertainment business should be the least of anyone's problems
Let them all go belly up
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everysingletime
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I liked traveling to Manhattan to watch movies in the AMC Dolby theaters....
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Covid sucks
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Covid sucks
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I know but I didn’t like the gown they put on you to keep the hair from being on you. I know they don’t clean that after every use. Felt like I was being hugged by a covid patient the whole time. Palms were sweatin
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everysingletime
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but Sweden...
has this been posted?
has this been posted?
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i agree with you I got a nice system at home myself plus I still buy dvds
i haven’t been in a movie theatre in a very long time
I was never one for crowds untill I got into sneakers
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We share boarder with Sweden and it's been somewhat unnerving, seeing Sweden taking such a different and confident approach than Denmark. It feels a little weird, looking to what unfolds in Sweden, to reaffirm the Danish strategy. As if their misfortune increases our own confidence and sense of safety. While Sweden heavily relied on their chief epidemiologist, the Danish PM said: "This is a political decision, if we wait for the science, we may be too late."
