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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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this place has enough capital that I’m not going to worry if they go belly up
They sold the air rights a couple of years ago I guess hindsight nobody knew this virus was ever going to attack world the way that it did.
But the owner in the video should have kept the air right and do a break through and added up stars out door seating or better yet use the parking lot if it was possible. That possibly would’ve been a model for other restaurants in New York City
Katz's Cut a $17M Deal With Luxury Developers To Stay In LES
The business sold its air rights and neighboring lots
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No disrespect, but this is written like the epilogue of a horror/scifi novel and shows catastrophizing/doom and gloom at its peak.
Diseases come and go. Humanity survived the bubonic plague without anything in the same stratosphere of the modern medicine of today. People legit living in the streets among copious amounts of trash and rats. COVID’s not approaching that level of destruction. Of course that’s just my irrelevant lay-person opinion, but still. Comparing it to the Holocaust, world wars, and other tragedies is also pretty flagrant. Over 100 million people died between the two world wars and the holocaust which all spanned about 30 years.
I’m really not trying to be an ***, but you might wanna chill on COVID info for a while. Give your mind a break and enjoy something. We all need to disconnect from the world more than every once in a while.
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I would love for you to be right and I’m wrong but I don’t think mankind or at least the US is going to survive this
This country can’t even get into a regiment of wearing masks and social distancing or closing down the country once again for a longer period of time since were all worried about the economy Right ?
Or our rights being taken away which is Complete complete nonsense if people can’t look out for other people or at least stay shut for the health of the country but that’s not gonna happen again
Me personally I’m off for the country shutting down again
do you really think we’re gonna survive the coronavirus I hope Like I said you’re right and I’m wrong
No reason to sugarcoat the truth because that’s what people don’t want to hear
This is nothing like the world has seen this is not like any other plague before Because health wise at one time or another this is going to affect me you and everybody else on this earth
I cant enjoy the things I used to when I have to walk around with a mask on my face for probably the rest of my life but for my health and my loved ones I’m willing to do it
I say this with No disrespect to you also
I want everyone to stay safe and healthy even people that don’t agree with me
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Bruh the Bubonic Plague was knocking people off for fun back in day, killed anywhere from 75 to 200 million people. You gotta relax.
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What do you think this is doing and it’s only in the first six months of this year wait we got a long time this will catch up to the bubonic plague I’m almost sure of it
You got to remember when people come out of the hospital once they catch the coronavirus there health is never the same
The media just now is starting to report that
very few people will Survive this with little to no problems to their health
A lot more will live with Health problems for the rest of their lives and People who would have been alive will die
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When things were normal, there were lines out the door nearly wrapping around the block. Good to see they're doing outdoor dining. I haven't been in the lower east side for a while but I'm feeling hungry for their sandwiches now lol
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The lines are mostly tourist if You was a regular or a local you would just walk right in
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Yea i know that. Whenever I was in the area, I preferred to go there late at night.
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can't wait to see that death number drop to 0 and that hospitalization number less than 100
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This is no where near the Bubonic plague or The Plague of Justinian. The death rate for those two were astronomically higher with death rate ranging from 10% to 50% of total ppopulations. To put this into perspective, we're the hardest hit country and our in infect rate is over 4.5 million. Of those 4.5 million infected, 157,000 people have died. Our country has a population of 328,000,000 million and of that population, only 4.5 million is infected, of that number only 157,000 people died(Around 3-4% death rate) which ultimate makes the total deaths tiny compared to both of those pandemic's(25,000,000-100,000,000 for the Justinian Plague and 25,000,000 which were a third to a half of their total populations in those time periods.) What we're going through at this moment is miniscule compared to what they faced in the past, with the biggest difference is us being capable of slowing the spread and properly treating the infected versus them not knowing jack **** about general hygiene.
In other words, the only way it will get as bad as those two is we completely abandoned modern medicine and (as a whole, I mean basically EVERYONE) took no precautions as far as safe distancing, wearing masks, using sanitizers, etc...
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That would be the day.
Like i said numerous times...lets enjoy the summer in NY before the second wave starts up again. NJ was already seeing cases going up and thats too close to here
I'm expecting things to get crazier in NY in the fall especially with this talk of schools opening up.
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I hope you’re right but we need to see better numbers across the country if we’re going to beat this
nyc is doing good let’s hope it says that way
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pr0phecy718
is correct opening up schools Opening up that’s a danger and since NJ is next door that’s also a problem for nythis is why I have such a bleak prediction About the coronavirus
'I'm fighting a war against COVID-19 and a war against stupidity,' says CMO of Houston hospital
After two hours of sleep a night for four months and seeing a member of his team contract the virus, Joseph Varon, MD, is growing exasperated.
dont listen to me listen to the doctor
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As I said before and and I’ll say it again
I want to be wrong and I want you guys to be right about everything you’re saying
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It's healthy to think cautiously, but it's good to put things into perspective too. In modern society, this **** is out of control and we more than bungled our containment. But historically, this is insignificant compared to plagues of the past.
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I'm watching basketball right now and there's a polar bear in the virtual audience. 
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Followup:
list to avoid is now 101.
list to avoid is now 101.
FDA's list of hand sanitizers to avoid grows again with more than 100 identified that may contain methanol
The FDA has further expanded the list of hand sanitizers to avoid because they may contain the toxic substance methanol. More have been recalled.
www.usatoday.com
