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This week, I haven't seen anyone without a mask.
Which bars are those?
This week, I haven't seen anyone without a mask.
That's good, Darrin. It's almost like having to wear a mask in public or when dealing with a stranger isn't a big deal.
The neighborhood bar I go to is pretty dead. If it were packed, I'd turn around and go home.
Well, considering that stores now mandate it, it's not worth causing some scene.
They are not.
Large urban areas that are poor are perfect places to spread and kill.
Crowded family and work environments.
The environment and treatment you get are clearly important.
Or if you want, a nice small town with a meat packing plant or something like this.
Its a loss of manhood.
A shameful experience that the elite have cooked up to keep us down.
-TGY, Spurter, Chris
Abbott suspends elective surgeries in Bexar, Dallas, Harris, and Travis County.
Damn.
This is not good.
The primary care doctors might have to go back into a hole as well.
People need to see their doctors for other stuff.
Even then, it has been shown to spread to people 14 feet away indoors. If I had to go to a bar I'd make it a place with an outdoor patio honestly.
Why would millennials do this?!?! - Abbott and CosmicCowboy
The place I go to has an outdoor area.
But can't rollback the Balous Miller dining room plan? Or at least the bars.
It really makes no sense...But we know the reason behind the maddness: Kowtowing to Trump and Balous Miller is what's going to keep him and his wheelchair in the Governor's mansion.
1.14*1.14*1.14...
This is not difficult math.
Lol using math with 0 context just divide by 2. Lolololol
They breathe on the Mexican restaurant waitresses
And don't put on their masks in the drive-thru when they're getting their food, asking for mayonnaise, and yelling "WHAAAT" because they can't understand the black or hispanic cashier.
Based on cdc guidelines of you have a runny nose you can be diagnosed with covid. No test needed.
lololol thldren, ignore list, etc.
Yeah but at least gyms and amusement parks are still open
th"CARROLLTON, Texas — As North Texas watches COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge, one family is shouldering a health crisis that they never expected to face.
That crisis, all began on May 30 when just a single relative, unknowingly infected with COVID-19, interacted with seven family members at a surprise birthday party. ...
Those seven family members then contracted and spread the virus to 10 other relatives.
Now, Ron Barbosa is keeping track of 18 people in his family who have tested positive for COVID-19.
Barbosa didn't attend the party himself, but the celebration was for his daughter-in-law who turned 30.
However, Barbosa's nephew hosted.
Even though everyone did their best to stay socially distant, Barbosa said it wasn't enough.
"It wasn't that long. It was only a couple of hours," Barbosa, a volunteer EMT said. "But during that brief time, somehow the other 18 family members are now infected with COVID."
Barbosa, who is also married to a doctor, said he and his wife refused to go to the party due to safety reasons.
However, it was a party that by current state health standards appeared harmless. A total of 25 people attended, and not all of them arrived and stayed for the same duration.
"When people started getting sick, we really let everyone have it," Barbosa said. "We knew this was going to happen, I mean this whole time this has been going on we've been terrified."
Among those infected are two young children, two grandparents, a cancer patient and Barbosa's parents, who are in their 80s.
Three are now hospitalized: Barbosa's parents Frank and Carole, along with his sister Kathy, who is battling breast cancer......
Before the party, he played golf with a few family members who also attended the event, according to Barbosa.
Even though everyone did their best to stay socially distant, Barbosa said it wasn't enough.
"It wasn't that long. It was only a couple of hours," Barbosa, a volunteer EMT said. "But during that brief time, somehow the other 18 family members are now infected with COVID."
Barbosa, who is also married to a doctor, said he and his wife refused to go to the party due to safety reasons.
However, it was a party that by current state health standards appeared harmless. A total of 25 people attended, and not all of them arrived and stayed for the same duration.
"When people started getting sick, we really let everyone have it," Barbosa said. "We knew this was going to happen, I mean this whole time this has been going on we've been terrified."
Among those infected are two young children, two grandparents, a cancer patient and Barbosa's parents, who are in their 80s.
Three are now hospitalized: Barbosa's parents Frank and Carole, along with his sister Kathy, who is battling breast cancer.
He says she went to the party and got infected, even though she was socially distanced outside on a porch.
But Barbosa's parents are in a much tougher situation.
Ron
Barbosa said it's likely Carole infected Frank after she stopped by the party to drop something off.
Carole has been hospitalized since June 13, and Frank has been in a hospital since June 17.
Frank is in the ICU and is on life support. Barbosa told WFAA that he is inches away from being put on a ventilator.
"My dad's hanging on by a thread," Barbosa said. "They're saying this is one of the last straws for my dad."
Visitation is mostly restricted, meaning calls to Barbosa's parents are vital.
"That's really the best medicine. You know they're in there by themselves with no family," Barbosa said holding back tears. "It's heartbreaking."
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/no...e-f4437fe6f836
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