jmez
WKR
There are definitely some cultural factors as well.
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I think almost all the orders have been unenforceable. But 90% have decided they can limit their travel, go to the grocery store less and wouldn't go to a restaurant even if they are open.An interesting turn of events.
Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down Gov. Tony Evers' Safer at Home order
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has struck down the extended Safer at Home order.www.tmj4.com
The Kansas AG is reviewing Governor Kelly’s order here in Kansas to decide if it is enforceable.
About the same here. My neighbors (70’s and the wife has COPD) had a van and suburban full of family over today. Usually they have some every other weekend, but these were even different ones. Across the street has 5 cars in front of the house that I don’t recognize. This has been happening for about a month now. People are no longer living in fear.Not even close to 90% here. I'd say closer to 10% are staying home.
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Well I'm not sure how you said not even close to 90% here are following the order, if there's no order in place?We don't have any orders here. They shut some businesses down for a month but they are back open. Restaurants are full, mall parking lot was full over the weekend. Two little bars in town I live in. They have never dropped off.
Gym actually has had more people than normal at noon when I go.
Starting our Little League baseball stuff this weekend.
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I guess here it's hard to say what's voluntary and what's done because there's an order in place."But 90% have decided they can limit their travel, go to the grocery store less and wouldn't go to a restaurant even if they are open"
Was responding to that. I didn't take it as following the order. Thought you meant people were voluntarily doing those things.
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Way earlier in this thread I mentioned my wife and I have some friends who are nurses. The one that works in Seattle just told my wife she is being forced to take a week off with no pay. It could be more than that, but they are starting with one week for now. Poopy!
I’m not limiting shit. Just went to a casino and had fried chicken yesterday. Been shopping all over trying to boost the hell out of this economy. Sportsman’ Warehouse had a few good virus sales. Washing the hell out of our hands but people with masks outside are starting to look quite silly.