[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by xkeowner

The State of Florida Health Department webpage "Floridahealth dot com" then go to the Covid dashboard. Several tabs at the bottom of the page and one is cases by zip code. As far as I know there is no page that shows the date of the last case by zip code but I know that date for 32162 because I have been tracking it daily since Mar 16, 2020.

Say undercounting 3 times real fast.

[villagerjack]

Originally Posted by Advogado

In my real life, I was an attorney. I still remember enough law to know that a restaurant that doesn't have its employees wear masks is not only socially irresponsible, it is running a significant liability risk.

In fact, if you follow the news closely, you will see that businesses are lobbying for liability protection if they reopen. Google "Covid-19 liability risk". A restaurant that doesn't have its employees wear masks is not only threatening the lives of its customers and employees, it it being just plain stupid in risking liability.

So if someone jumps in front of a train his family can sue the railroad for not having an unclimbable fence! The Trial Lawyers have been chafing at the bit since this began. Look for a barrage of TV ads about Class Action Suits, very soon.

[Advogado]

[=villagerjack;1771121]So if someone jumps in front of a train his family can sue the railroad for not having an unclimbable fence! The Trial Lawyers have been chafing at the bit since this began. Look for a barrage of TV ads about Class Action Suits, very soon.[/QUOTE]


Your analogy is inapplicable, perhaps even silly. When you walk into a restaurant, you don't climb a fence and you expect management to comply with health and safety standards.

However, you are spot on about the likelihood of lawsuits. That was my point. Palmer management is being stupid, in addition to being immoral, when it unnecessarily exposes its patrons and employees to a higher risk of COVID-19 and itself to potential litigation.

BTW, you wonder if a management that cares so little about spreading the COVID-19 cares about other sanitary measures.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by Advogado

[=villagerjack;1771121]So if someone jumps in front of a train his family can sue the railroad for not having an unclimbable fence! The Trial Lawyers have been chafing at the bit since this began. Look for a barrage of TV ads about Class Action Suits, very soon.

Your analogy is inapplicable, perhaps even silly. When you walk into a restaurant, you don't climb a fence and you expect management to comply with health and safety standards.

However, you are spot on about the likelihood of lawsuits. That was my point. Palmer management is being stupid, in addition to being immoral, when it unnecessarily exposes its patrons and employees to a higher risk of COVID-19 and itself to potential litigation.

BTW, you wonder if a management that cares so little about spreading the COVID-19 cares about other sanitary measures.[/QUOTE]

Good grief. Than stay the H away from this restaurant.

[thelegges]

Originally Posted by Mumbles

I wouldn't know why they have NO TIME TO WORRY about their human life. Seems unusual for a human being to approach possible suicide so calmly. Key word is not CAVALIER but SUICIDE.

Those of us who continue to live may have chagrin over those that put themselves in harms way at a beautiful beach with a beer bungalow near by and six buddies on either side of him/her. And no face mask. But we shouldn't be overly concerned if they have cast their faith to the winds. People have every right to commit possible suicide; as we have every right to continue living. Harsh. But true.

I was Speaking Healthcare workers.....including my spouse, my children, and granddaughter, who risk their lives everyday at Covid facility’s, but don’t worry they are not in this state.

Not surprised you thought the words “Put Their Life At Risk” is the public not wearing a mask.
Instead of Healthcare workers.

And no they have zero time to worry about their life, only those of others. So are they in your suicidal group

[Number 10 GI]

Originally Posted by Fenster

Put on CNN at any time and you will see the number of cases and the number of deaths. Right now, the 5.9 percent of those Infected die. Then consider that any of the persons who have the disease but have not yet died may still die from it within the month or so.

Your math seems to include the total population, most of which have been SMART enough to go to great lengths to avoid the disease. You’re considering the mortality rate.

Then consider that most of the people here are at a much greater risk than the general population.

That 5.9% claim means nothing and is only meant to panic people. Maybe 5.9% of the VERFIED infected die but the actual count of infected people is unknown which will dramatically lower the mortality rate. The only important statistic is the total mortality rate.

[pattytracey]

No masks is good healthy people don’t need masks

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by pattytracey

No masks is good healthy people don’t need masks

Source?

[mollyb]

There four days ago for lunch. Sat on shaded patio , good food & service & ALL servers were wearing masks.

[Number 10 GI]

All of you complaining about servers not wearing masks and possibly putting you in jeopardy, have you thought about the servers??? You aren't wearing your mask when you order or eat your meal are you? You are putting the server in the same jeopardy as you claim they put in by them not wearing a mask. OK, OK I got it, you are more important than the servers.

[ts12755]

Masks are not required and I'll only go to a restaurant and pay $50 for drinks and a meal if the employees are not wearing masks.

[xkeowner]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Say undercounting 3 times real fast.

Based upon what source? A statement someone made at the barber shop that his brother-in-laws cousins ex-wife heard at the beauty shop this was false.

WHAT IS YOUR SOURCE FOR VERIFICATION?

[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by gatorbill1

Will walk out of any restaurant that servers do not have masks on. Don't care what one

TOTALLY agree. We've been out 3 times to restaurants the last 2 weeks, sitting inside, and if they don't follow guidelines ESPECIALLY masks - we're gone and would speak to the mgr.

[thomp679]

Originally Posted by thelegges

But how many deaths have there been in TV from Covid? Not everyone here is in the high risk of death. Some still die of old age, cancer, MI, or auto accident. Can’t blame Covid on those deaths, well some might.

UF hasn’t had a new case in almost 4 weeks.

Before you speak of cavalier attitude, there are those on this site who are risking their own lives, that don’t have the time to worry about things they cannot change. They do not have time to be in fear, some may think that’s a cavalier lifestyle, others say it’s a calling

Well, I classify it as arrogant and unfortunately, your arrogance will kill. This is a sad commentary posted on a holiday that remember those that protected others from harm as you promote action that could cause harm to others.

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by wnoran

Even Dr Fauchi at onset in the US said that masks were not needed. There is alot we still don't know.

Keywords "AT THE ONSET" (despite the fact it was taken out of context) but he obviously LEARNED FROM THE SCIENCE and changed his mind.