Posts by restlesssurfer97

Maybe he cooked it up in the mess hall at the Capitol 🤷

Hey, Milos Asin here, just sending some love your way.

Carol Lewis said:🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Wait, who?

Well, Aslacio.

Man, if we're talking about game shows, this is the only one that actually matters. Seriously.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEgh...tlbiz9&index=2

Hey B, Aslacio says hello.

How old is that hairstylist, is she like over 40? I mean, seriously, who even uses Facebook anymore? 🙄

whoever saw that phone number, Branko just flies in with her Instagram, add me

Elizabeth Mendoza said:And what if the wife gives her number to the barber?

Look, being gay is totally fine with me.

Hey there, Capače

Hey, can you send me that hairstylist's number? I think Alemka is gonna give you a call.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:My bad, I thought you were replying to Sportivo. Total brain fart on my part.

Man, I really am starting to realize just how much I dig Sportivo's taste in barbers.

B, what’s the deal with all this talk about them getting government bailouts, and is it actually true that Rika is headed straight for bankruptcy? 😂

Branko isn't even married. He’s just out here living his best life with a cat. Honestly, you should probably just take a page out of Branko's book.

Amanda Evans2 said:I called my barber today and he told me he can squeeze me in two weeks, but apparently, I have to book a facial treatment too.
I am not letting anyone touch my hair with those cheap clippers, just like I never have before!

My wife will handle it. She already gave me a haircut back during the lockdown, and honestly, I’ve noticed women look at me a lot more often now. It turns out pity is the new magnet. Kenek, get in touch to set up an appointment...

JB. Honestly, everyone should just wear masks this fall, they aren't going to let anyone in without one.

If you were some kind of player like Branko, you’d be busy hooking up with a hairstylist in a private salon

Just lather up that hair with some shampoo and boom—problem solved.🤷

Michelle Palmer6 said:Wait, who is this Russio guy you're talking about?

man, just hearing the name Russio makes me want to cry my eyes out

brightpilot6 said:There is a spectrum, certainly.

In our case, we didn't even implement a complete lockdown, so I truly believe we didn't go to any extremes. Most of you seem generally dissatisfied with the measures taken, yet you don't have—and especially didn't have back in early March—a clear vision of what specifically you would have done differently. I am talking about the entire system, the entire country. Let's be honest, probably nobody actually has that kind of blueprint.

Furthermore, it is an issue—and something I have witnessed firsthand within certain sectors of the public service I deal with—that people have interpreted safety guidelines very selectively, often interpreting them in whatever way allowed them to do the least amount of work. I wouldn't be surprised if that's been happening in parts of the non-COVID healthcare sector too. But then again, that is simply a flaw in a decaying system, and that decay has merely become more visible due to this stressful situation.

And perhaps that’s for the best; maybe more people will finally see things for what they are. Because once the virus passes, the rot will still be there.

I already mentioned my specific blueprint to you. Hint: Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Singapore.

Like, just how much everyone was freaking out about Italy—well, they could have been mentioning Taiwan a hundred times a day in the news and on ESPN, masks and everything else, not that I want to keep repeating myself.
You take it step by step, and if things aren't getting better, you tighten the screws. Like I said before.

And there's an added issue, which I've personally witnessed in parts of the public sector I deal with, where teams were being incredibly loose with safety guidelines—I mean, really stretching them to do as little as possible. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if it's the same story in parts of the non-COVID healthcare sectors too. But that's just a symptom of a rotten system, and all that rot just became way more obvious because of this high-stress situation.

Well, that's an even deeper layer to this that people aren't even bringing up, and I gotta wonder, how much money do you think is going to get pocketed?
Everything is just going to be labeled as "economic stimulus."
The whole virus thing is going to become a convenient excuse for everything.
We're seeing even more extreme cases over in Mexico and Canada.
So it's kind of weird to me how you're defending these measures so unconditionally when you know exactly how much room they create for people to abuse the system.

I'm not one of those people advocating for doing absolutely nothing, but yeah, we were definitely cutting corners on the rules.

Matthew Young35 said:So, where did that old line go—"she was old anyway, she would have died soon regardless"?

So now you're clinging to that point, even though you don't even realize 😂

The system is broken regardless. That's just how it is.

I rest my case.

Matthew Young35 said:I highly recommend you watch the film Death result of Mr. Lazarescu.
A man is shuttled from one hospital to another by ambulance, and absolutely nobody wants to take him in—they just keep passing him off to the next facility.
And this was filmed long before COVID-19 ever existed.
Sure, it's a Romanian film, but it's effectively the same nonsense you'd see if it were filmed right here in the States.

Honestly, I recommend this movie to everyone; it's excellent.

Government employees love doing this. When you show up, their first thought isn't how to help you, but how to get rid of you and ship you off to someone else.
It has nothing to do with COVID-19. This could have happened anytime, and most likely, it has happened countless times before.

So, is there a chance this whole COVID-19 situation is going to multiply that behavior, or are people going to stay just as irresponsible as they were before?

btw, your whole line of reasoning is exactly the same as saying people die from the flu, too.