Exactly. Normally you'd get an 'ok boomer' for that reply.
Nah. It's selfish. Just had to settle some guy down who has had a go at her but you know what I can't disagree with him. She could literally kill someone by spreading. You can't tell me that's okay, I'm sorry.
It's as if people need to see the actual consequences for themselves before they take note. A lad I know has been posting things about a conspiracy theory based on all of this. I'm not going to go into the bollocks but I'm sure he's not the only one which in turn gives him a blaise attitude about it all.
It's a cultural thing. Most organisations just don't trust their employees, so people feel like they need to prove that they're genuine.
Patriotism, what a lot of crock.
I'd argue patriotism is good, nationalism is bad.
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I didn't say it was ok, but there are confusing choices that people are having too make that have far reaching consequences. So whilst we all agree that it isn't on that she is using public transportation in that state, there might be a very delicate economic situation that she is dealing with that could be the difference between children eating or not. A little understanding on all sides is needed.
By coming in during a pandemic when reporting symptoms?
I fully understand that but surely loss of life trumps all? It's very irresponsible and to me selfish. Her symptoms are blatantly obvious yeah she's sat on the train coughing away. No mask, gloves, tissues. No nothing. At least try ffs.
Yes but if patriotism is all that which is to may the individual feel good about himself and with a sense of belonging. But what good is that if there is little concern for those of your own community.
Yes - like you said, at this stage you doubt she has it. Now, in a couple of weeks or months - she might genuinely have it, so are these two instances going to be enough to trigger a warning/firing etc?
Other line reports are pissed off that I've trusted her for too long!
I'm in Djibouti so very close to you, a colleague of mine tested negative for the corona but rumors say that someone else has been tested positive.
Surely the governmnet would close the banks to withdrawals if there's a run?
My calculation would be which country I'd rather get sick in or be present in in the case of civil unrest. I'm thinking that Denmark is by far the country I'd rather be in. Transmission on planes and in airports is not as bad as you might think. In a crowd if there's an infected person and they pass it on to someone else that person will not become infectious for a number of days so there would be no chain infection effect. So long as you're a metre away from an infected person you ae likely to be OK so once on a plane you're not in any great danger. I'm assuming that you're young so you are low risk of getting ill if infected anyway.
Yeah I'm mainly worried about the local population as well. There's sooo many people here many of whom have their daily lives on the streets due to all the small shops etc. being there. Then you have the food culture of sharing things and eating with your hands. It could explode.
As in getting robbed or worse ? Or something else ?
Unpaid.
Cloth nappies and a flannel.
Nope. I’d get SSP which is about £94week I think. That’s 5 times less than I normally pick up, happy days.
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I'd guess that gig economy workers are more likely to be OK for jobs throughout this. There's a massive demand for delivery drivers growing.
He has been in @esmufc07 's thread wondering why his gym will shut as you don't socialise at the gym.
Really?Ladies with experience you say...
No one knows for sure, some experts say yes there will be an easing but feel there will be another explosion next winter.
Yeah I considered that as well, but as of right now the Danish system is under way more pressure. That could change quickly though.
Yeah robbed I suppose. Get blamed from bringing the virus into the country with whatever consequence that might bring along.
Yeah, this will no doubt just improve big guns position on the market. Our biggest food companies here are breaking their records every day, oil companies are raising prices despite the biggest downfall in decades(transport inside the country is still on high level), and supermarket chains probably have no idea what to do with extra money, of course they raised their prices on many products.
I disagree. You're in the UK yes? There is a safety net to protect them. It might put her in a difficult situation but her children will be survive, she will be survive. The people she infects might not. It's irresponsible regardless of her person circumstances.
On of the twitter comments summed it up nicely... vote for a tory; get a tory.
I would argue it's the other way around. Pride is a dangerous thing at the best of times but being proud of someone else's (such as your country's) achievements? That is just completely non-sensical. Alarm bells are ringing for me when someone proclaims they're proud of their country. Because it leads to the things you are rightly worried about in your last paragraph.
Ole is manager of United
Exactly, there is no way people would just be allowed to go back to living their normal lives unrestrained after the lockdown, so how could you possibly see the same exponential curve in infection rates for the second outbreak? Makes zero sense to me.
This is what I thought as soon as I saw that headline. I'm not sure it will kill them for good but will certainly make a massive dent in them for a good while.
Jeff is awesome
My normal gym time will now be spent with Jeff Cavaliere at Athlenex.com.
