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Originally Posted by tjp
Right, I think people will chill out and not mind being on a crowded train or sidewalk once there's a vaccine.
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which we may never get. theres already evidence its mutated.
and once the genie is out of the bag its never going back. worldwide, my company is 100k people. all are working seamlessly from home. our CEO has basically said no one will be forced to come back into the office who isnt comfortable doing so. how do you handle crowded elevator banks in the moring/evening? how do you handle the fact most offices have shifted to open layouts? how do you handle the fact most common areas will be shut down? how do you handle that even if they come back to the office in a reduced/limited capacity, employees will be required to wear masks at their desks the entire time theyre at work?
this is like pre 9/11 and post 9/11 and saying you want to go back to a time when you could walk right up to an arrival gate without a boarding pass or go up to see your spouse in an office without first passing a security desk. the issue is right now its September 12th and our federal leadership (and half of our population) is acting like the world hasnt changed or that a bunch of people just need to die so everyone can go back to shopping malls.
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