ruggedjackal46 said:She's in a high-risk group; why would she risk it all just to hang out with a few crazies?☕
Well, there is an adult child involved... one who keeps breaking quarantine, hovering near the sick, and practically begging people to gather together.☕
And yet, it seems the only ones actually washing their hands are those pointing the finger at him.☕
Amanda Evans2 said:Seriously, you delusional patients...
Now that I finally have all this free time on my hands, I can't find anything worth watching. I’m basically squeezing out one episode of Better Call Saul a week and maybe some cooking documentaries just to feel something. It's frustrating because I used to be constantly braced for a crisis, sitting there with a hundred different streaming services ready to go, just waiting for the world to fall apart so I could finally ditch my responsibilities and live life on my own terms...
That is exactly it. Just a few days ago, I was practically praying to the Lord that everything would shut down for two weeks so I could just relax. My life has never been boring—I've had mountains of work, and during my downtime, there was always an endless queue of books and movies waiting for me.
But now, I have no motivation for anything. And the more I read about this whole mess, the more the anxiety builds, leaving me with even less desire to do anything at all.
The worst part is the absolute helplessness of being forced into such passivity.
For the first time in my life, I can actually see why someone would feel the urge to go to war. Isn't it better to fight actively than to sit there huddled in a basement, just waiting to see whatever fate decides to throw at you?
Is Vučić really implementing a curfew with the military patrolling the streets from 8 PM to 7 AM, while simultaneously allowing shops to open for seniors between 4 and 7 in the morning when absolutely nobody else is out? I mean, what on earth is the logic there?
Paul Sanders5 said:I’m trying to look at the big picture here. Okay, so right now we're all stuck in this weird isolation phase, but let’s just dream for a second—imagine the absolute best-case scenario where we kick off June without any more Corona. We, the Americans, and pretty much all of Europe.
Then August rolls around, tourists start flooding back in—people from all over, even Singaporeans—and boom, here comes Corona again. What then? Are we just looking at another round of this whole mess?
Seriously, those damn Chinese people and their constant feeding habits.
I suppose they’re planning on most of us getting infected over the next three months, but doing it under a "flattened curve" that won't crush the healthcare system. That way, new outbreaks become irrelevant.
Honestly, I don't know; nobody is talking about it, and I can't wrap my head around it myself. I'm just trying to make sense of it all. It would be much easier to stomach all this nonsense if someone could actually provide a projection like that. Otherwise, aren't we just destined to deal with the exact same mess every single autumn once the temperature drops?
Much like Cristiano, myself and others like us are pulling in $100 million annually, averaging about a million each. It makes one wonder, doesn't it—how does anyone actually end up poor?
Jessica Gonzalez is such an anti-vaxxer. She managed to pull three random numbers out of thin air, claiming we all have a 1.5 percent chance of dropping dead this year, and she’s actually trying to build some grand philosophy around that premise.
For heaven's sake, why hasn't the government just handed out gas masks to everyone so we could wear them for a few weeks until this whole thing blows over and we can all get back to our lives?
I spent at least twenty or thirty minutes waiting at the local butcher shop downtown today. It felt like there were about the same number of people in line as usual, yet everyone seemed to be buying massive quantities of everything.
Is it really possible that I had to wait that long just for the fifteen pounds of meat I pick up every single Friday? ☕