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At least right now in Oregon Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid are no longer offering testing.

I have a friend trying to get tested to go to a concert and he had to lie and go to urgent care saying he’d been exposed to get his.

I guess we can hope the rule “for your own good” never takes effect. That’s a giant slippery slope.

At least right now in Oregon Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid are no longer offering testing. I have a friend trying to get tested to go to a concert and he had to lie and go to urgent care saying he’d been exposed to get his. I guess we can hope the rule “for your own good” never takes effect. That’s a giant slippery slope.

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I know that, I wouldn’t test. I’m talking about January.

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Oh, I C. I misread the bit about the concert.

Isn't the job supposed to supply? But I do believe they can charge you for them.

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You’re the first normal person in this post lol.

I don’t know it’s 450 pages. I guess they could buy them in bulk and make you pay or could pay themselves. I guess we have to wait for someone to read it and see what type of tests are allowed since the PCR test is banned as of dec 31st.

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You’re the first normal person in this post

lawl

I guess we have to wait for someone to read it

Your company will have to make a policy. When that is done they will tell you what their procedure is going to be.

No one even knows if this will really take effect in January. It is very likely that the lawsuits will cause an injunction.