The P&R Plague Thread (Covid-19)

[Enhance]

Omaha's Whole Foods is really good, too. Better than Lincoln's. 

It's kind of funny they got brought up in this thread only because of the irony... of all the grocery stores I've been to since COVID started, Whole Foods has probably been the most strict overall. They were masking up before just about any other store in Omaha last year and they went all out on their distancing signage, whereas my local Baker's just has blue masking tape on the ground to show you where to stand. Something's better than nothing, I guess.

But yeah, Omaha's is pretty nice. I missed it a lot when I lived in Lincoln even though I went to Lincoln's regularly. The food area in Omaha's is what gives it the biggest edge. Used to love the hot noodle bar but they had it closed for a long time and may still.

Actual footage of knapplc trying to teach America how to dance in 2024.

 

[knapplc]

Actual footage of knapplc trying to teach America how to dance in 2024.

I do not dance. I will hire experts for the reconditioning. 

 

[Archy1221]

The virus doesn't stay inside the store I'm not shopping at.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Nope but you also control who you are in contact with too.  At least in KS we are  :dunno

 

[teachercd]

Iowa lifts all mask mandates.

 

[JJ Husker]

.....Did I just read that a grocery store in Omaha had a "hot noodle bar"?  Hopefully that is the oddest thing I hear today.

 

[suh_fan93]

25,000 in actual attendance at the Super Bowl.  In Florida.  Because 'Murica smh...

 

[Archy1221]

25,000 in actual attendance at the Super Bowl.  In Florida.  Because 'Murica smh...

Chiefs routinely have 22,000plus at there games this year with no problems.  Not sure your point. 

 

[BigRedBuster]

25,000 in actual attendance at the Super Bowl.  In Florida.  Because 'Murica smh...

I actually don't see a problem with this.  At least 7500 of them are already vaccinated and everyone was social distanced in the stands in an out door venue.  

Big Ten teams should have been able to do that all season.

 

[teachercd]

I actually don't see a problem with this.  At least 7500 of them are already vaccinated and everyone was social distanced in the stands in an out door venue.  

Big Ten teams should have been able to do that all season.

No kidding.  

Even high schools are doing it.  Good lord, state bowling sold out.

 

[suh_fan93]

Yeah not buying those reason but to each. 

 

[DevoHusker]

... but to each...(his/her own)

At some point, it will, and should come down to this. If you wish to continue to isolate then by all means do so. If 25k others are comfortable in a 75k seat stadium, socially distanced and wearing masks, then so be it.

 

[suh_fan93]

At some point, it will, and should come down to this. If you wish to continue to isolate then by all means do so. If 25k others are comfortable in a 75k seat stadium, socially distanced and wearing masks, then so be it.

Trust me.  I don't follow what all of the 'other' people are doing when it comes to Covid.  Believe me on that.

 

[teachercd]

At some point, it will, and should come down to this. If you wish to continue to isolate then by all means do so. If 25k others are comfortable in a 75k seat stadium, socially distanced and wearing masks, then so be it.

I have a feeling that everyone here still goes to the stores, maybe out to eat, stands in line to close to others, gets their hair cut, picks up their kids from school, who have been around a ton of kids all day long...

I don't know why there is this weird "single out people that went to a game" thing going on, probably because it is an easy target.  

 

[DevoHusker]

Trust me.  I don't follow what all of the 'other' people are doing when it comes to Covid.  Believe me on that.

I doubt the NFL would have proceeded if they felt it was a inordinate risk. They sure did a good job throughout the season keeping their folks safe. 

 

[BigRedBuster]

Yeah not buying those reason but to each. 

Reasons for what?