BTW, outside the casinos in LV its a different story. Low traffic, shops boarded up, restaurants at low capacity. All the results of Governor mandates. The place my brother took me for lunch was beautiful. Less than 20 people for a place with a capacity of 400. Which was good because the owner, the chef and one other person was working. Help wanted signs all over the place. In Caesars, there was a 64 yo guy working at Starbucks. It was him and some Asian chick. Originally Posted by gnadflyYou think I'm paranoid, many people in Las Vegas really are. I visited a good friend there back in October. I ring the door bell, he opens it and then scampers away to another room. There's an N100 mask (100% filtration efficiency for something or the other) laying on his couch. He yells at me to go put it on. So I do and then walk over to the room where he's sitting. And then he still keeps a distance of 15 feet while we're visiting. He is overweight and diabetic, but still that was a little extreme.
You think I'm paranoid, many people in Las Vegas really are. I visited a good friend there back in October. I ring the door bell, he opens it and then scampers away to another room. There's an N100 mask (100% filtration efficiency for something or the other) laying on his couch. He yells at me to go put it on. So I do and then walk over to the room where he's sitting. And then he still keeps a distance of 15 feet while we're visiting. He is overweight and diabetic, but still that was a little extreme.Hahahahaha............ That's pretty fucked up. I would have stayed fifteen minutes and let him have his space, dam.
I'm surprised they haven't opened up more since October. Originally Posted by Tiny
I visited a good friend there back in October. I ring the door bell, he opens it and then scampers away to another room. There's an N100 mask (100% filtration efficiency for something or the other) laying on his couch. He yells at me to go put it on. So I do and then walk over to the room where he's sitting. And then he still keeps a distance of 15 feet while we're visiting. He is overweight and diabetic, but still that was a little extreme. Originally Posted by TinyYeah, it seems like a quarter or a third of the population are gonna need some therapy for how absolutely pant-shitting afraid this whole ordeal has made them.
I have a coworker who is going out to meet a friend for the first time since March last year. She's been cooped up in her house by herself with her cats for the last 14 months. She'll go on walks around the block, but always with a mask on, and has been getting all her groceries delivered. Mind you, she's been vaccinated since late February, and she STILL wears her mask everywhere due to the miniscule chance she could still catch it.I was watching the Hawks/Knicks game on TV earlier this evening. There were 15,000 people at Madison Square Garden. I think they were required to wear masks but most of them had them pulled down to cheer and/or to yell at the referees.
It's fucking ridiculous. Originally Posted by GastonGlock
And now Fauci has changed his tune on whether or not the virus was engineered. Originally Posted by GastonGlockCorrect. I trust Ark Senator Tom Cotton when he said the virus came out of Wuhan almost a year ago. The media has been playing word games: engineered, isolated, escaped, unleashed, whatever. And *dont forget this* calling everyone who disagreed with them "a conspiracy nut."
You think I'm paranoid, many people in Las Vegas really are. I visited a good friend there back in October. I ring the door bell, he opens it and then scampers away to another room. There's an N100 mask (100% filtration efficiency for something or the other) laying on his couch. He yells at me to go put it on. So I do and then walk over to the room where he's sitting. And then he still keeps a distance of 15 feet while we're visiting. He is overweight and diabetic, but still that was a little extreme.It was fairly nice last week. There are so many fat, out of shape, drug addicted older people on the street its shocking that 5 people don't die every day and trip over them.
I'm surprised they haven't opened up more by now. It doesn't sound any different from October, based on your observations. Originally Posted by Tiny
... Mind you, she's been vaccinated since late February, and she STILL wears her mask everywhere due to the miniscule chance she could still catch it.In Vegas, if you aren't wearing your mask you're swearing that you been vaccinated. Fuck that. Herd Immunity.
It's fucking ridiculous. Originally Posted by GastonGlock
I swear women want to wear a mask because they don't have to put on make up or make eye contact. Its the next step of always having the cell phone to your face even though you aren't talking to anyone. Burkas are next. Many women will welcome them. I can already hear "Burkas keep us safe." Originally Posted by gnadflyThis was a weird thing to say LOL.
whats boba? Originally Posted by dilbert firestormhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_tea
Yeah, it seems like a quarter or a third of the population are gonna need some therapy for how absolutely pant-shitting afraid this whole ordeal has made them.HAHA, She's a lot more likely to catch something from her nasty ass cats. lol
I have a coworker who is going out to meet a friend for the first time since March last year. She's been cooped up in her house by herself with her cats for the last 14 months. She'll go on walks around the block, but always with a mask on, and has been getting all her groceries delivered. Mind you, she's been vaccinated since late February, and she STILL wears her mask everywhere due to the miniscule chance she could still catch it.
It's fucking ridiculous. Originally Posted by GastonGlock