2019-nCoV (Coronavirus)

[OhioWhiteTails]

Already on top of that, Isaac... Cheers!

 

[Ohiosam]

We were supposed to fly out of Pittsburgh Tuesday morning for California for a week with our new granddaughter. We decided today to cancel. Our biggest concern is having some kind of issue not coming home in a week. Either a travel ban or getting sick out there.

 

[dante322]

Dewine is 2 steps from declaring Marshall law

 

[dante322]

Hope he doesn't like being governor

 

[Geezer II]

Dewine is 2 steps from declaring Marshall law

Might have to with all the dumb asses out there

 

[twireman]

Tommorow I head to work as a RN in the biggest academic hospital in Ohio.

As of now I can survive atleast 5 days from the back of the meat wagon. Here we go men.

 

[bowhunter1023]

God bless you, Tyler.

 

[Geezer II]

Tommorow I head to work as a RN in the biggest academic hospital in Ohio.

As of now I can survive atleast 5 days from the back of the meat wagon. Here we go men.

Stay safe - would that be the Cleveland Clinic or James in Columbus

 

[Isaacorps]

Back at ya Nate

 

[twireman]

Stay safe - would that be the Cleveland Clinic or James in Columbus

Sorry geezer I’m not going into detail. Be safe and aware everyone.

 

[Dustinb80]

Good luck @twireman

 

[giles]

People need you, thanks for your service. Stay safe

 

[Jackalope]

Hope he doesn't like being governor

Someone asked him about enforcement at his address Thursday. He said that he hoped people would obey closures but if not it would be done by law enforcement, and knowing there aren't enough of them he has other options that he hopes he doesn't have to use. Really it's up to the people.

 

[teenbowhunter]

It’s a weird thing where we need to have enough people get infected before shutting everything down that there’s isn’t just a massive boom when things open back up. Regardless there will be another spike when schools and whatnot open back up, but it would be good if a large chunk were immune before then so that second spike is manageable.
That being said we also need to keep this initial spike manageable. It’s a weird balance.

 

[twireman]

IMO schools are done for the year. Kids cannot social distance themselves

 

[Bigcountry40]

It’s a weird thing where we need to have enough people get infected before shutting everything down that there’s isn’t just a massive boom when things open back up. Regardless there will be another spike when schools and whatnot open back up, but it would be good if a large chunk were immune before then so that second spike is manageable.
That being said we also need to keep this initial spike manageable. It’s a weird balance.

We ain't going back to school this year, but you are correct, everybody sits around for 3 weeks nothing really happens, we return to normalcy for about 2 weeks then boom say thing all over again. I could be wrong

 

[bowhunter1023]

Worth the watch.

 

[bowhunter1023]

I'm not getting on your case, Jesse. (didn't really seem to me like you were condoning this, btw.) I just wanted to know where you heard such a thing. I've never heard a business person I respect say "don't waste a crisis" with respect to anything that is an actual "crisis" like this illness may become. no person with one shred of morality would go near what these two jack-offs are doing. I'm not staking any claim to high moral ground, here. I'm still at the bottom of that hill.

The idea of insurance is in it's essence, capitalizing on crisis. Same could be said for mortuaries.

 

[Geezer II]

The idea of insurance is in it's essence, capitalizing on crisis. Same could be said for mortuaries.

Time to move on with this Jesse - take care of them gals

 

[Geezer II]

Trump just said we have control over this - all the medical experts said we don't -