I live in the suburbs one side is extremely liberal and this part isn’t as much people still open doors and don’t jump but go anywhere else in the suburbs or the city and it’s nuts.
And businesses are mandated to enforce this shit or they get their licenses revoked.
We have 75% capacity limits, masks, social distancing, bars and restaurants are closed again, take out only. But the big chains seem to be doing well 10pm curfew/stores have to be shut(same with bars when they were open for a couple of months).
But 7-11 and another convenience store chain are open 24/7 along with the major chain restaurants which isn’t fair to the smaller restaurants.
The drive thru lines at mcD’s Burger King, Taco Bell, Jack in the box etc are around the block 24/7 and the ones who used to close at 12am stay open now. It’s nuts. And 80% of those people in those lines are leftists scared to death of covid but they’re letting some minority prepare their food, touch the uncooked toppings, the packaging etc. the employee touches their mask 20 times an hour, then they pull into a parking spot and scarf it down.
That last part about minorities handling and touching food is the best part. I used to be a restuarant manager, most of my duties involved reigning in the Mexican cooks. Filthy mother fuckers. From what I've seen though, the Chinese are the worst of the worst. The horrors I've seen in a Chinese restaurant would make you never eat out again.
I know it's not an across the board standard but cleanest place I've seen are Vietnamese and Mediterranean places.
I've seen senior shopping hour daily in one store (1st hr) and two days in other stores (1st hour), but they still have to wear a mask. There's a blood test company (and probably pee test job screening) that advertised a 1st hour of the day time for immune compromised people only , which meant allowing 4 people max in the wait room, and at the same time discouraged walk-ins with long wait times and having to wait in their car for a phone call when there was a rare opening. So what did walk-ins do? They walked in line first thing in the morning and lined up out in the hall to the door, destroying the 'safe' early hour appointments for immune comp'd people who also had to line up to get their turn at the door to explain that they indeed had an appointment and should be let in the waiting room. That made the 1st hour the unsafest hour to have an appointment. It wasn't like that before lock down - aggravated the situation by putting blood test centers employees on lay off due to not as many people seeking testing (not as many going to doctor nor applying for jobs) during lock down.
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