Completely agree with you regarding a private business making a decision that all customers must wear a mask. My issue is with the government mandate to wear a mask. I have been in the "Amish country" the last few weeks and it has been interesting to see how everyone has reacted to the PA governor's mandate.I don't know why some people get so bent out of shape about being asked to wear a mask. As I have said before, in our area, the ONLY regular retail places I know requiring them for customers is Menards and Costco. My feeling is that barring a government order, an individual business has the right to require them if they so choose. As a customer, you have the right to not shop there if you so choose. I don't like to wear them, but that is the price of doing business with Menards, and I have deemed the value of shopping there to outweigh that one negative, so I wear one there. It also doesn't do any good to get huffy with employees, who are stuck wearing them ALL DAY, and are only following orders anyway. If I had an issue with Menard's policy, I would take it up with John Menard, not some poor store clerk just trying to do their job.
Big difference between the two. On the one hand you are getting treated like a citizen and have a choice, and the other you are getting treated like a subject. Subjects, don't have the choice, they are ruled by overlords ordering them to do their whims. Pretty bad when they rip your livelihood away, disrupt your family, and you are totally dependent on the Government to feed your family, or keep your business alive.Completely agree with you regarding a private business making a decision that all customers must wear a mask. My issue is with the government mandate to wear a mask. I have been in the "Amish country" the last few weeks and it has been interesting to see how everyone has reacted to the PA governor's mandate.
You get you a brand new ZL1??Tell ya what, I went to a Chevy dealer yesterday for half a day, at least 50 people there and none of them were wearing a mask. When I got finished doing the deal it was rush hour time in a busy section of south Tulsa. After that I went to Wal Mart and maybe 10% were wearing masks. They did have sanatizer to slop on the cart handle. I really don't know which one concerned me more, driving an unfamiliar vehicle in rush hour and getting played by the veteran rush hour warriors, or dinking around Wally World. But it's get with it or stay on the porch in my world.
If the employees of an establishment are not wearing a mask, I don't feel obligated to wear one. On the other hand, if all the employees are wearing one, I do out of respect.I don't know why some people get so bent out of shape about being asked to wear a mask. As I have said before, in our area, the ONLY regular retail places I know requiring them for customers is Menards and Costco. My feeling is that barring a government order, an individual business has the right to require them if they so choose. As a customer, you have the right to not shop there if you so choose. I don't like to wear them, but that is the price of doing business with Menards, and I have deemed the value of shopping there to outweigh that one negative, so I wear one there. It also doesn't do any good to get huffy with employees, who are stuck wearing them ALL DAY, and are only following orders anyway. If I had an issue with Menard's policy, I would take it up with John Menard, not some poor store clerk just trying to do their job.
I would want a 2nd test done to verify the 1st one.Good news.
Most people recover within two weeks and others either show symptoms or continue to test positive for 3+ weeks.
Wonder if he had a false positive.
Me too. P37 at Indy. I wish you had picked him there rather than waiting for Kentucky.I was hoping Allgaier would get another shot.
Oh, well ... back to the B Main.
It would seem that way.Good news.
Most people recover within two weeks and others either show symptoms or continue to test positive for 3+ weeks.
Wonder if he had a false positive.
lol, about as far away from that as you can get. I bought a full size van with a positraction locker rear end. It's going to go off roading.You get you a brand new ZL1??
Hahaha. Well congrats either waylol, about as far away from that as you can get. I bought a full size van with a positraction locker rear end. It's going to go off roading.
If the employees of an establishment are not wearing a mask, I don't feel obligated to wear one. On the other hand, if all the employees are wearing one, I do out of respect.
JJ tested negative both Monday and Tuesday.I would want a 2nd test done to verify the 1st one.
Look at Jimmie, a Champion at over coming the virus without a sniffle.JJ tested negative both Monday and Tuesday.
Green flag: Johnson gets OK after negative tests
Jimmie Johnson, who missed Sunday's race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway after testing positive for the coronavirus, has had two negative tests and will return to the No. 48 car for Sunday's race at Kentucky Speedway.www.espn.com
I saw someone get thrown out of Walgreens because he wasn't wearing a mask. He told the cashier, who honestly handled his aggression wonderfully, to "have terrible day and ruin someone else's, you miserable bitch".
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I don't know why some people get so bent out of shape about being asked to wear a mask. As I have said before, in our area, the ONLY regular retail places I know requiring them for customers is Menards and Costco. My feeling is that barring a government order, an individual business has the right to require them if they so choose. As a customer, you have the right to not shop there if you so choose. I don't like to wear them, but that is the price of doing business with Menards, and I have deemed the value of shopping there to outweigh that one negative, so I wear one there. It also doesn't do any good to get huffy with employees, who are stuck wearing them ALL DAY, and are only following orders anyway. If I had an issue with Menard's policy, I would take it up with John Menard, not some poor store clerk just trying to do their job.
If the employees of an establishment are not wearing a mask, I don't feel obligated to wear one. On the other hand, if all the employees are wearing one, I do out of respect.
So one week Jimmie has it and next week be does not.
Hmm. Sounds to me like the first test was a false positive.
just saying......
There are a lot saying they tested positive and they had no symptoms You can run any direction you want with those conclusions. I believe most of them are being told to go home and self quarantine.So one week Jimmie has it and next week be does not.
Hmm. Sounds to me like the first test was a false positive.
just saying......
Joking, right?So the whole thing was a hoax ?
I guessJoking, right?
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Did you just fall off of the turnip truck, or wake up after a year long nap?I'm curious what the rule on quarantine is, because i understood that if you are around or live with someone with it, you are supposed to quarantine for two weeks.
Well am I wrong?Did you just fall off of the turnip truck, or wake up after a year long nap?
well there isn't any rule for a startWell am I wrong?
Oh, but there's a rule if you travel out of state and return home, you're required to quarantine whether you have symptoms or not. jcwell there isn't any rule for a start
Wouldn't that be if you weren't testing positive yet? He already tested positive and is now clear of the virus. Why would he still quarantine?Well am I wrong?
Oh ok, that makes sense now.Wouldn't that be if you weren't testing positive yet?
Sorry, doctorDid you just fall off of the turnip truck, or wake up after a year long nap?
Whatever the circumstances may have been, having Jimmie stay home for a weekend was the right conclusion. I am happy that he is back!There are a lot saying they tested positive and they had no symptoms You can run any direction you want with those conclusions. I believe most of them are being told to go home and self quarantine.