Kyle

I took that line out to Pittsburgh for the stadium series game a few years ago. Not a bad ride. Bunch of other flyers fans on the train and they ran out of beer around Altoona edit: not to mention “business” first class was like $75 each way or something like that. Nice reclinable chair with power outlets and plenty of leg room.

Judging by friends Facebook posts and snapchats, Florida, and those traveling to it, continue to not give a fuck.

If it means being able to stay open and selling another $4 beer or $6-8 mixed drink I’m willing to bet a bar would sell $.25 bags of chips.

Wolf just knocked restaurant capacity to 25%, have to buy food to buy alcohol at an establishment.

Lots of stories going around of people making testing appointments, and somehow getting “positive results” in the mail before they even take the test. not sure I believe it one bit, but the rumor mill has been churning out some pretty crazy things so far this year

Hockessin, Greenville, and Newark might as well be in PA anyway. I have friends that live in PA, and their neighbors behind them are in Delaware.

Dropping like flies in OCMD. Probably a smart move.

Fish Tales, Purple Moose, and Crabcake Factory in OCMD all closing due to employees contracting the virus.

What blows my mind about it is his fiancé is in her last year of medical school, one of those “you should know better” situations.

She’s buying Vladimir......

My buddy who lives in Florida went to Disney today (passholder). People in Florida do not give a fuck anymore.

My sister works in an icu outside of Wilmington DE. They have to report how full the icu is and which patients are COVID, but she’s fairly certain the media is taking the first number. They have more gunshot patients in that icu than COVID yet local media is reporting said hospitals ICU beds are quickly filling up with new COVID patients

I wonder how many business’s would just flat out defy the order to go back to yellow phase.

Depends on the store. I know of one that’s open year round while there are others that are only open may-October, etc etc

Pretty much everywhere you can’t maintain social distancing

I wonder how much California’s population density is playing into those totals, it’s doesn’t help issue at hand, but 6k new cases in LA is not a whole lot compared to the population there.

I went out to eat at my local spot tonight. Had to wear a mask until you were seated, they had bar seating however it was only 8 chairs for a bar that normally seats 30 people. You could be in a group of up to 4 at the bar, or 6 at a table but you all had to enter at the same time (I was alone). Wear a mask whenever you leave your seat, don’t mingle with other tables/groups etc. pretty standard stuff. One thing this place did do though was put an automatic hand sanitizer dispenser by every table and behind each “grouping” of seats at the bar. It was a Monday night so it was empty, however I thought their approach to it was pretty well thought out.

I’ve noticed the “at risk” groups seem to be the ones who stopped caring the most, at least around here.

My sister works as a respiratory therapist at Christiania Healthcare in Delaware and she’s been told to expect to work OT in the coming weeks due to increasing cases. Seems like most hospitals around here are preparing early for a “second” wave.

Dude.... tell me about it. First one I’ve missed since I was 6 years old.

I went to a local brew pub last night and although I sat outside in their beer garden, I did notice that they had 1/2 the number of bar stools at the bar that they normally do. Everyone sitting there (except couples) seemed to distance themselves as best they could from others.

20+ person line to get into the barber shop in town around 7am this morning. At least everyone was 6 feet apart and wearing masks.

Happy last day of yellow