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Originally Posted by scottiesrgreat@gmail.com
Well, Nucky - Your attitude could not be anymore opposite than the original poster.
If only we could all have such a positive outlook on life as the initial poster of this thread - thank you!!!
I do not worry about what anyone else does - it just isn’t worth it - if someone decides not to wear a mask or not to distance - I have legs or a wheel chair or my walker and, if I feel threatened in any way- I am a big boy and I am mobile and I will move. I am responsible for my own actions and my own situations. I do not shame or chastise any one else for how they choose to live their lives.
Life is great!! With the right attitude!!! I choose to live life!
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What would you do in this circumstance? This is a real situation that I personally watched. Sitting at a breakfast counter in a local restaurant, all seats are available to sit at as there are no seats blocked off. There were plenty of seats at one end of the one end of the counter. At the other end of the counter was one person, then an empty seat, then another person next to that empty seat. Both patrons were eating their breakfast. Along comes a third person and sits in the empty seat, right in the middle of the two that were already seated and eating their breakfast. No one spoke to one another so they evidently did not know each other.
What would you have done in that situation where a stranger sat right next to you, basically shoulder to shoulder when there were plenty of seats available at the other end of the counter?
I just sat there, shaking my head.