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post 1599597141 03-12-2020, 09:36 AM
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post 1599597181 03-12-2020, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted By jasticus
Walmart has grocery delivery. Brb never leaving house again.
Check out InstaCart and Shipt. Gotta pay a yearly fee, but free delivery from local grocery stores.

I've been using them for a year because I hate grocery shopping and crowds to begin with, lol.
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post 1599597221 03-12-2020, 09:38 AM
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Will 3 rolls of remaining TP last me through this pandemic? I live by myself.
post 1599597391 03-12-2020, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted By alltrapbrah
Will 3 rolls of remaining TP last me through this pandemic? I live by myself.
Start conserving.

In other news, my gym just announced that it will stay open 24 hours a day.

Fortunately it has an extremely limited membership.

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post 1599597421 03-12-2020, 09:40 AM
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The healthcare system I work at is very much taking this seriously

Rescheduling all routine appointments
Screening temp, questionnaire,for all people entering buildings. Additional screening at each site.

Countless virtual meetings and emails from administrators and infectious disease.

The people who are blowing this off as nothing are foolish. Having said that, panicking won’t do any good. Just exercise caution and be smart.

Personally, this weekend I’ll be going to the grocery store to get some things. Not because I think I’m gonna be barricaded for 6 months but I’ve discussed with my wife and we will be limiting trips to grocery stores. Only one of us will be going and our son won’t be going. We won’t be going out to eat much if at all, and if anything we would be getting take out.

Seriously, **** the people that are dismissing this entire situation which is very real, and if it was your relative who was over 70 with multiple risk factors you wouldn’t be laughing. Plus, it isn’t just the virus itself that’s concerning. If **** gets real in any one hospital that has the potential to severely bog down the system. Other illnesses that routinely occur aren’t going to magically stop because coronavirus comes around. Oh sorry you got shot today billy, our hospital is at full capacity. Look at freaking Italy. They’ve straight up announced they will be choosing who to treat based on factors such as age, survivability, “life years” sorry dude, your dads just gonna have to die because he is no longer productive to society but this other guy is. Anyone who thinks this doesn’t have the potential of happening here is delusional
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No point in panicking. Take your standard precautions. Panicking isn't going to help anyone.

I expect my hospital system to get crushed in the next several weeks. It is what it is.

Best way to think of it is an impending motor vehicle accident in slow motion: you're going to get hit, but how can we mitigate the damage?
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
My workplace is shut down.
But youre a teacher don't you get paid anyway just like when school's out for summer?
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post 1599598691 03-12-2020, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted By jeshelton
But youre a teacher don't you get paid anyway just like when school's out for summer?
lol this
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Originally Posted By jeshelton
But youre a teacher don't you get paid anyway just like when school's out for summer?
Yeah I’m on a salary.

But schools have a whole lot of hourly employees. School closings can affect the economy in a big way. Of course when kids stay home, a lot of parents have to stay home too.
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post 1599599101 03-12-2020, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
Yeah I’m on a salary.

But schools have a whole lot of hourly employees. School closings can affect the economy in a big way. Of course when kids stay home, a lot of parents have to stay home too.
Was talking to my wife about this. If schools close, daycares are closed too...... lots of parents won't be able to go to work.
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post 1599599401 03-12-2020, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
Yeah I’m on a salary.

But schools have a whole lot of hourly employees. School closings can affect the economy in a big way. Of course when kids stay home, a lot of parents have to stay home too.
Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Was talking to my wife about this. If schools close, daycares are closed too...... lots of parents won't be able to go to work.
Was just having this conversation with management, if kids get sick they would obviously not want us to come in and work remote. Some of us have that luxury, some don't. Like Leoslayer1.
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post 1599599501 03-12-2020, 10:07 AM
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I'm from the South. An area that is affected by both hurricanes and flooding. The biggest issue right now is people panicking. People withdrawing as much cash as possible from banks. People panicking buying food, water, TP, hand sanitizer, etc. I'm more used to mandatory evacuations as opposed to being quarantined. But its really not much different.



Here's the deal. You should have at least 5K in cash and enough food/water to be able to chill at home for 30 days without leaving. At all times. What's that translate to? Rice, beans, frozen meat/veg. Some canned goods. Etc. If you think a power outage is a possibility a small propane camping stove or gas grill with a tank of propane. Etc. Also enough water to last a month is a good idea as well. Just in case there is a boil advisory/local water is contaminated. (Happens in rural areas frequently). In the case of evacuations I'd say cars should be kept with a full tank. But with the virus being quarantined is a more likely outcome. If toilet paper is all sold out you can buy baby wipes still. Costco has massive packs for cheap.


This isn't even panic buying. Its just being ready for whatever natural disaster (or in this case sickness) that comes along. For about $40 you can probably buy enough rice, dry beans and canned goods to last a month should you need to stay home. Most places you can buy a gallon of water for like 90 cents. Toss in another $35 or so for 35 gallons of water and you're GTG.
Originally Posted By leoslayer1
Good luck going to jail for gouging.

Prices have been fixed in NC since last week. Anyone gouging goes to jail.
If he's listing items for open bid on ebay that doesn't count.
post 1599600011 03-12-2020, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted By dannyg1217
the o ny thing that's going to happen is people will realize it's not that bad, once it spreads more, then they will realize what idiots they were for stocking up on several months worth of TP for a possible quarantine that could last two weeks.
Lets say i get stuck with several months worth of TP. Then i simply won't hav to buy more for a long time to come.
It's not like an investment where you can end up losing money. You either make a huge profit, or you just bought tp for yourself in advance.
Win win.
Originally Posted By DrewDarden
Start conserving.

In other news, my gym just announced that it will stay open 24 hours a day.

Fortunately it has an extremely limited membership.
I called dibs like 6 months ago. Let's make some gains!
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post 1599600071 03-12-2020, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted By guest89
Here's the deal. You should have at least 5K in cash and enough food/water to be able to chill at home for 30 days without leaving. At all times. What's that translate to? Rice, beans, frozen meat/veg. Some canned goods. Etc. If you think a power outage is a possibility a small propane camping stove or gas grill with a tank of propane. Etc. Also enough water to last a month is a good idea as well. Just in case there is a boil advisory/local water is contaminated. (Happens in rural areas frequently). In the case of evacuations I'd say cars should be kept with a full tank. But with the virus being quarantined is a more likely outcome. If toilet paper is all sold out you can buy baby wipes still. Costco has massive packs for cheap.
I agree and I've been doing something like this for a decade or longer.

I keep 10-15 gallons of water, rice, beans, tuna, bottled/pitcher water filters, a thousand matches, a flashlight, batteries, coconut oil, and a few other things stored out in the garage in case of an emergency.

And not even like some crazy apocalyptic emergency... but what if there were some other natural disaster that left us stranded for a period of time. It would be nice to be self-sufficient for a while.
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post 1599600601 03-12-2020, 10:20 AM
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I'm on salary but Im a CPA and its tax season. Owner of the firm said today, "they'll have to drag me out of here." Working from home is not happening for me. So RIP.
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post 1599600801 03-12-2020, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden
I agree and I've been doing something like this for a decade or longer.

I keep 10-15 gallons of water, rice, beans, tuna, water filters, a thousand matches, a flashlight, batteries, coconut oil, and a few other things stored out in the garage in case of an emergency.

And not even like some crazy apocalyptic emergency... but what if there were some other natural disaster that left us stranded for a period of time. It would be nice to be self-sufficient for a while.
Exactly. For the big flood of 2016 I was stuck in my house for about 4 days. Absolutely no warning on that one. It was rainy for a few days (as usual). One night I went to bed, woke up and there was standing water bout knee deep in the roadways. Started raining harder. Within an hour it was double that at about waist deep. It literally just kept raining, water kept rising. By my house you were looking at 3-4 of water in the roadways. Behind my house where the property drops off (fields/wooded land) there was about 20-25' deep standing water. Some neighborhoods had water 8-10' deep.



My house was high enough so that I stayed dry. And I could have easily walked/took my Kayak to a few stores about a mile or two away. But the problem is stores that weren't flooded, were sold out of everything and/or were closed because nobody could make it there to 'open'. I was good to go but it was a reminder that at any given time you can be stuck home with no opportunity to resupply.
post 1599605221 03-12-2020, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted By JUGGERNAUT1333
Check out InstaCart and Shipt. Gotta pay a yearly fee, but free delivery from local grocery stores.

I've been using them for a year because I hate grocery shopping and crowds to begin with, lol.
I could never do this, strictly because I like to pick and choose my meat stuffs myself. And meat stuffs is probably 60-70% of my weekly grocery shopping so I might as well just grab the other 30-40% stuffs while I'm there.

TBH my biggest concern with this whole thing is myself or the wife being unable to work for extended periods of time. Neither of our jobs can be done remotely as they are hands on. We've got enough set aside to go a couple months without either of us working, more if I pull from investments, but I would rather not burn through all of our savings if avoidable.
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I’m playing Fallout New Vegas and it honestly isn’t so bad
Just take some rad-x, you’ll be fine. Auto-inject stimpaks will help you if you feel close to death OP
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I never use hand sanitizer so I’m not worried about that being out. Hopefully I can find a thing of Lysol spray somewhere. Heading to warehouse type store after work and gonna stock up on my chicken. Think I’ll get 2-3 big packs and really hoping they’ve got my frozen broccoli in stock this week. I’m way more worried about food then tp and sanitizing wipes. Eating canned/processed crap will prob make me feel worse than actually being sick.
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damn...not even inmates are safe

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Society is embarrassing.
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I have a few hundred Bison, chickens, thousands of gallons of fuel (gas, diesel and propane), unlimited well water, unlimited firewood and a generator, as well as a full solar system. I also grow all my own fruits, vegetables etc.. And have a few acres of greenhouses

If chit went down I'd be fine almost indefinitely srs. Could probably afford to support over 100 people if I had to (they would have to work though)
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Will injecting my self with hand sanitizer help?
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Originally Posted By pengh
I don't get the toilet paper hoarding. Just jump in the shower afterwards. It's preferable for me at home srs
this. its not like the corona virus is giving people diarrhea
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Im playing Arizona Sunshine in VR

Its honestly not so bad guys...

Just gotta keep finding ammo
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Yeah I’m worried about food too. Normally I always eat out and don’t keep food supply at home.

Sure I can switch to home meals if needed but then I’d like to eat/buy fresh food. Bread, eggs, yoghurt, veggies, fruit etc.

The idea of stocking up on rice/pasta/canned food/dry food/freezer meals etc is so gross to me.
poor Stacy is worried about her food supply. what about your fat boyfriends? how are u gonna feed them?
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Originally Posted By KingSWRV
I’m playing Fallout New Vegas and it honestly isn’t so bad
See you at the vault bro
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The person is smart but people are stupid.

This is the only thing to be afraid of, stupid people taking a trivial situation and making it into something worth crippling the global economy over.

People on this forum will soon be telling stories of how they got laid off or hours cut in droves but we wont be seeing any personal stories about "almost dying from COVID-19".


Personally, I am terrified for my friends and family in terms of their financial stability.
Eat in a deficit to lose weight.
Hit your protein and fat minimums to stay healthy and keep your gainz.
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Use the internet to learn why you should do these things and how to do these things.
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