[Bill1701]

Originally Posted by rlcooper70

Change can indeed occur ... with some intelligent and thoughtful decisions. Pools - ten people. Simple. Restaurants - outdoor dining and spacing. Golf ... open the courses until 6 PM.

Question: Why are they restrictive with golf? Saving money on employees? What else?

Not enough employees to staff the courses until 6. Many are staying home due to the virus.

[ficoguy]

Originally Posted by thelegges

Restaurants and retail can open on Monday per phase 1 guidelines
Sorry no salons gyms

But will restaurants have any food to serve?

[Bill1701]

Originally Posted by kansasr

Emphasis on “dying” to spend it

You must be one of those who said all the pickelball players were going to die. Didn't happen. Then it was all the golfers were going to die. Didn't happen. The new one is all the people who don't wear a mask and gloves. They are still not dying either.

[lynnschindel]

Lol!!

[twoplanekid]

A picture is worth a thousand words



Looking at a picture of the arrangement of tables/chairs at a Rec. Center in Phase II, I might suggest to residents that along with masks, gloves and hand sanitizers one might also bring extra batteries for hearing aids, megaphones and binoculars. Now, what else might one need?

[lynnschindel]

I was laughing at "Village idiots."

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by vinricci

Brothels?

Continue to wear masks.......😈

[PJackpot]

Creditors get left out in the cold in a chapter 7 filing, but not chapter 11, as TooJays has filed. However, the other side of that coin is that only 25% of companies that file chapter 11 survive. A lot of them simply convert to chapter 7 and liquidate all assets if the debt load becomes more than their revenue can support. In that situation, certain creditors would receive a portion of the liquidated asset value. This is what happens when the government forces businesses to close and shuts down a 20 trillion dollar economy. Those of you who were in favor, said you were willing to pay the price, and so you shall. And so shall your children and your grandchildren. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

[Paula]

Originally Posted by thelegges

Restaurants and retail can open on Monday per phase 1 guidelines
Sorry no salons gyms

Someone please explain how people will eat at restaurants while wearing masks.

[deanjohnson]

The guidance is outside activities are good , then why are we not opening tennis courts etc. OTE=Mleeja;1755897]I don’t see much changing around here. There still is a limit on groups of ten or less. No pools, no pickleball, no tennis, no softball, no fitness centers, no entertainment on the squares... Get the idea?[/QUOTE]

[mikeritz53]

Originally Posted by Mleeja

I don’t see much changing around here. There still is a limit on groups of ten or less. No pools, no pickleball, no tennis, no softball, no fitness centers, no entertainment on the squares... Get the idea?

Pools are opening Monday with limitations. I would imagine if things go well then other openings will follow,

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by Paula

Someone please explain how people will eat at restaurants while wearing masks.

And swimming?

[richl]

why not gyms with the requirement to wear masks?

[zmarkp]

Anyone want to carpool to Georgia for a haircut?...

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by twoplanekid

A picture is worth a thousand words



Looking at a picture of the arrangement of tables/chairs at a Rec. Center in Phase II, I might suggest to residents that along with masks, gloves and hand sanitizers one might also bring extra batteries for hearing aids, megaphones and binoculars. Now, what else might one need?

Will people be sitting across from each other at the tables? That is not 6 feet separation.