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Originally Posted by Spalumbos62
He did have a valid point, pls read previous post before you chastise. The whole discussion has been the location and concern that people will meander around after the procedure...valid concern, and also allot of valid answers to that concern. People have different levels of comfort with mixing, knowingly, with positive covid people. I for one, want to stay the heck away, take no chances regardless to whatever a neighbor on this post has to say...be it a health care worker, doctor or just a strong opinionated person. If someone is actually watching covid positive people leaving this location and shopping etc in the square...good info to know........Not...oh my goodness....good info in my book.
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I DID read it and completely understood it. AND, I did not "chastise" I was simply laughing at the naive and simple/single mindedness of the post.
Like I said before, and a well respected poster on here said, those folks are already around you, so what difference does it make WHERE they went for treatment? The theater seems like an excellent choice. It's not being used for entertainment. It's located in an optimal site, and no one needs to be near those being treated even though they might wish to utilize the businesses in the vicinity. Anyone that is worried about those treated persons using businesses around them, must be totally naive to think that those treated are the only possible infected in the area.
If you have been vaccinated, why worry so much? If you are wearing your mask and feel it protects you, then why worry so much? ANSWER: you do not have confidence in the vaccine and/or the paper or cloth masks you insist everyone else wear.
Like a famous but deceased marine once said "Suck it up, Buttercup!"