Kansas Crimson

S'pose it would help if read more carefully.

Again, oh well.

CrimsonNBlue wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:10 pm

zsn wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 11:02 pm Again, not to turn this into a politics thread.......but if I read the above posts (just on this page) I cannot help but realize the unanimous opinion that our current medical care is a complete failure and includes a call for a "Government run" testing/healthcare system (references to Germany and South Korea, not to mentions Singapore in a different thread).

Sappy, look at the bright side post: There were similar feelings about the government failing after 9/11 and the country came together.

I went to the Costco zoo today and everyone was patient, kind and in surprisingly good spirits.

I think today is a turning point. The numbers are going to get worse before they get better, but we are finally starting to have the right sentiment.

You're lucky you were able to go to the "zoo" even if it was a Costco.
After 9/11/01 I was bored sitting at home and I was in a funk.
Work (I worked on the trading floor of the CBOE) was cancelled. There were no sports to watch on TV. Pretty much every day I went to the Lincoln Park Zoo. It was therapeutic for me in many ways.
Yesterday as I was sitting at home I thought to myself, tomorrow is going to be a nice day. A little chilly put pleasant. I think I'll go hang out at the zoo and chillax for a while.
This morning (like all mornings) I received an email from the Chicago Sun Times with the "headlines" for the day.
It should have been obvious to me that this would happen but it was upsetting for me to see it...
https://chicago.suntimes.com/2020/3/12/ ... oronavirus

I also received an email that the Broad (museum) in LA is not open. Then I received an email from a friend who is in a production at the Lookingglass Theater. His show - closed down.
Then I read another friend's post on Facebook. He's a musician. The venue he was supposed to perform at this weekend. Closed down.
I have lived in Chicago most of my 53 years. I have NEVER experienced anything like this and as time goes by, it's going to hit me (and a lot of people) a lot harder.
As I am known for saying - IT'S JUNK!

It is amazing the impact this has had and will have. Its also amazing how lackadaisical and cavalier somepeople around me are about it. Complete panic and buy out the stores....and then go pack into to a home and garden show the next day.

Also Im being required to head to toe sanitize my jobsite this morning. But, i have to locate a store that HAS sanitizer and do the sanitizing myself. Better than not sanitizing i suppose sdn I am on board with doing it, just seems like an odd thing as I am not trained in proper sanitization. I will do my best as always.


I do love a good zoo. Shhh tho, dont say it out loud, cascadia is gonna call you an asshole.

“Coronavirus has taught us the lengths people will go when desperate. Next time we want to judge refugee migrants fleeing war-torn lands, remember we fought over toilet paper”

WTF kinda name is “covid-19” supposed to be anyway?

Are we talking a virus, or a droid?

ousdahl wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 8:01 am WTF kinda name is “covid-19” supposed to be anyway?

Are we talking a virus, or a droid?

Jira ticket

Prediction: yesterday was all events with crowds.

Today: remaining businesses do WFH like dominoes. Courts here went empty for next 2 weeks.

TDub wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:58 am It is amazing the impact this has had and will have. Its also amazing how lackadaisical and cavalier somepeople around me are about it. Complete panic and buy out the stores....and then go pack into to a home and garden show the next day.

Also Im being required to head to toe sanitize my jobsite this morning. But, i have to locate a store that HAS sanitizer and do the sanitizing myself. Better than not sanitizing i suppose sdn I am on board with doing it, just seems like an odd thing as I am not trained in proper sanitization. I will do my best as always.


I do love a good zoo. Shhh tho, dont say it out loud, cascadia is gonna call you an asshole.

Bleach is a sanitizer. Go on the bleach websites to see what the ratio is. Hydrogen peroxide also. Make your own hand sanitizer with 70% alcohol and aloe vera gel.

CrimsonNBlue wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 8:38 am Prediction: yesterday was all events with crowds.

Today: remaining businesses do WFH like dominoes. Courts here went empty for next 2 weeks.

Being in banking, I think my industry is considered essential. We will have to be here more often than not. But I wouldn't be shocked if things got to the point to where outbound sales focused staff who don't have to be in the office to do work, will work from home.

seahawk wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 9:00 am

TDub wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 6:58 am It is amazing the impact this has had and will have. Its also amazing how lackadaisical and cavalier somepeople around me are about it. Complete panic and buy out the stores....and then go pack into to a home and garden show the next day.

Also Im being required to head to toe sanitize my jobsite this morning. But, i have to locate a store that HAS sanitizer and do the sanitizing myself. Better than not sanitizing i suppose sdn I am on board with doing it, just seems like an odd thing as I am not trained in proper sanitization. I will do my best as always.


I do love a good zoo. Shhh tho, dont say it out loud, cascadia is gonna call you an asshole.

Bleach is a sanitizer. Go on the bleach websites to see what the ratio is. Hydrogen peroxide also. Make your own hand sanitizer with 70% alcohol and aloe vera gel.

Couldn't find anything close to a "sanitizer" on Wednesday, so stocked up on bleach, although got one of the last few bottles.

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:10 pm

twocoach wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 6:29 pm

DCHawk1 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 5:41 pm

It's kinda cute but kinda telling that every one of your posts on this subject is about how it affects you personally.

That is not an accurate statement. Regardless, this is what is going on in my life, just as with everyone else.

lulz

Your cruise.

Your condo.

Your tournament tickets.

Your daughter can't miss school.


And that's without bothering to look back at any of your posts.

You poor dear.

We are all posting about how the virus is affecting the communities we live in and our lives. It's part of the conversation. Feel free to put me on ignore if you're too bothered by what I choose to post about.

Just scrolling through this page of this thread, CnB and TDub are both talking about how this affects them personally and professionally. No call out? No, of course not.

i’m looking forward to “working” from home...mainly because there might be a solid 2-3 hours of actual work that i can do

lotta tasks around the house/garage need tending to

NewtonHawk11 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 9:05 am

CrimsonNBlue wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 8:38 am Prediction: yesterday was all events with crowds.

Today: remaining businesses do WFH like dominoes. Courts here went empty for next 2 weeks.

Being in banking, I think my industry is considered essential. We will have to be here more often than not. But I wouldn't be shocked if things got to the point to where outbound sales focused staff who don't have to be in the office to do work, will work from home.

Our IT teams are doing rotating WAH exercises next week to make sure that we can all log in from home at the same time without incident and that we can still support our systems. My team does WAH next Monday. Authorizations, fraud prevention, ACH payments, check processing, all of it still has to happen.

You can't make this shit up. smfh.

1/3 cup bleach per gallon of water.

Is this evidence of The Donald's Midas touch?

TraditionKU wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2020 9:22 am i’m looking forward to “working” from home...mainly because there might be a solid 2-3 hours of actual work that i can do

lotta tasks around the house/garage need tending to

Yea. If we go work from home it means no work. Pretty tough to build buildings from home. Ha.