[jebartle]

Originally Posted by matandch

“Part of life” is now the real possibility of contracting Covid-19 while out and about and becoming seriously ill and dying. If you don’t want to heed the warnings and follow the rules that’s your prerogative. Good luck. You’ll need it.

I'm betting that spell-check got you, I get it all the time.

[jebartle]

Originally Posted by Slapnut

I don't believe one way aisles is going to keep you or me from getting this so called virus. It's just another control method for big brother to see how far they can control us.

Hmmmm....Michigan has a few protestor with similar attitude with swast., neuses, confederate flags and guns, going against the grain. This social distancing is really trying to save your grandmother from covid19. Chill.

[zonerboy]

The fact of the matter is that every single action involves some degree of risk. It is up to us to use our brains and actually think about which course of action involves the least amount of risk. And to decide whether the potential benefit of an action is worth the involved risk.
Some people like lots of rules, because then they feel safe and secure and do not have to make decisions. They do not care whether or not the rules actually have any effect on risk.
Just my thoughts.

[jebartle]

Originally Posted by boobear51751

They do drive that way and they raised their children to be arrogant citizens as well. Bet their grandchildren are morons too. There should be a loudspeaker that yells, man in yellow shirt and green poke-a-pants is going the wrong way in isle 4. Please obey the rules or leave the store. I would have no problem with standing at the front door and give instructions to each person coming in. We need big bouncers at the front doors to keep people in line. Thank you store managers for trying to deal with idiots who are not smarter than a 5th grader.

Lol.

[Villageswimmer]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Makes sense to me. I hope you continue to stay safe and I appreciate what you are doing.

Makes sense to me as well. Thank you for the explanations. You’re doing us all a service—even some curmudgeons who won’t admit it.