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post 1623446011 11-23-2020, 06:55 AM
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So...I can't eat inside a brick and mortar, but I can eat inside of an event tent?

How does that make any fuking sense?

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post 1623446081 11-23-2020, 06:57 AM
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post 1623446151 11-23-2020, 06:57 AM
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lol yeah i noticed that too. no "indoor dining" BUT if the establishment creates a tent outdoors you're good to go.

We all know it's goofy, the government fuked this one up from the jump but it is what it is.
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Originally Posted By W1LLW⏩
lol yeah i noticed that too. no "indoor dining" BUT if the establishment creates a tent outdoors you're good to go.

We all know it's goofy, the government fuked this one up from the jump but it is what it is.
I'm trying to keep my head on straight, but this chit is getting more bizarre by the second.
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post 1623447151 11-23-2020, 07:16 AM
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It’s fcking stupid, doesn’t mean indoor dining is a good idea right now though.
post 1623447281 11-23-2020, 07:18 AM
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in the clown world these rules by libs make sense
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post 1623447411 11-23-2020, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted By miscinbro⏩
It’s fcking stupid, doesn’t mean indoor dining is a good idea right now though.
It doesn't make any logical sense. Leave it open and let the public make the conscious decision to go or takeout.
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post 1623447461 11-23-2020, 07:20 AM
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The rona is afraid of tents. Just like it doesn't like to come out before 10 pm in some places. It's a very strange virus.
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clear cut case of following the letter of the law, but not the intent.
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post 1623447661 11-23-2020, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
in the clown world these rules by libs make sense
No, if it’s an enclosed tent it’s no different than a building. This means the laws were written poorly (I’m sure they were, they were all written in a rush), they are being broken, or not enforced - or likely all.
post 1623447681 11-23-2020, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted By HYDRAE⏩
clear cut case of following the letter of the law, but not the intent.
This exactly, law writers were stupid and should have dictated "enclosed" spaces if they wanted to have an effective law.
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you can eat inside if they have caged woodland creatures inside at a 1:10 ratio
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If you eat inside a brick and mortar, just make sure you’re protesting racial injustice in between bites and you’ll be good.
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If i owned a restaurant, I would be seething at all this tom foolery.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
This exactly, law writers were stupid and should have dictated "enclosed" spaces if they wanted to have an effective law.
My favorite is how the lawmakers are taking it to the next level and creating temporary road and sidewalk closures to create room for outside dining as well as temporary suspension of the rules that outlaw those types of tents on the sidewalks
post 1623448111 11-23-2020, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985⏩
This exactly, law writers were stupid and should have dictated "enclosed" spaces if they wanted to have an effective law.
Its like the bar selling "Cuomo Chips" to get around the New York rule on food and alcohol. You'd think a bunch of lawyers could easily write a law without glaring loopholes.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/18/us/ny...rnd/index.html
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post 1623448231 11-23-2020, 07:29 AM
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Yeah we got the same chit going on here. Makes zero sense. Plus, all of the elementary schools are open and full of kids.
post 1623448271 11-23-2020, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted By HYDRAE⏩
Its like the bar selling "Cuomo Chips" to get around the New York rule on food and alcohol. You'd think a bunch of lawyers could easily write a law without glaring loopholes.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/18/us/ny...rnd/index.html
But without those loopholes, there is no way to take care of their “friends” (donors)
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
It doesn't make any logical sense. Leave it open and let the public make the conscious decision to go or takeout.
While I dont disagree with the sentiment. One can make the choice to avoid indoor dining, and still contract the virus from someone who has been less careful.



Its not as simple as individual choice, as an individual's choices affect others.
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It's all hypocrisy when something as straightforward as a global pandemic is politicized. Defiance to ANY common sense is the game. Just another shining example of how fcked up government makes things and there are people out there that want them to have more control, it's all baffling.
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Originally Posted By HayZues
While I dont disagree with the sentiment. One can make the choice to avoid indoor dining, and still contract the virus from someone who has been less careful.



Its not as simple as individual choice, as an individual's choices affect others.
and that's still left on the table with this tomfoolery.
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post 1623448951 11-23-2020, 07:39 AM
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Remember when it was our choice whether we took the risk of going out into the diseased world or not?
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Supposedly the tent is supposed to be open on two ends to cause air flow - we've had people fined without it, but nobody is following the rule at all.

I feel terrible for restaurant owners. They aren't the problem. We had several Diwali parties busted here with over a hundred people in each one and zero fines for anyone, yet restaurants and gyms are being fined if they step slightly out of line. It's getting ridiculous.
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It’s very disheartening that grown adult “leaders” are devising these laws. Shocking even.
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Speaking of restaurants, I wonder if you can still get a decent bowl of bat soup in Wuhan.
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If I owned a restaurant I would be switching to takeout only, downsizing to a smaller location if possible and laying off most of my employees. No sense going deeper into debt and even with a vaccine on the horizon would not be banking on it. Restaurants are about the experience, but the virus has ruined all hope of what restaurants envision their experience to be with all this nonsense. Maybe focus on how you can make takeout a better experience by including items that create the ******ce or quirk of the restaurant at home. Not sure what that might be, fake candles that flicker, playlist on spotify that you might be playing at restaurant, or whatever quirk made your restaurant what it is and incorporate that into a takeout package.
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
and that's still left on the table with this tomfoolery.
I get it. The inconsistencies are absolutely maddening. Just pointing out that just saying its all personal choice isn't exactly accurate.


Why some industries are picked and chosen for sacrifice while others aren't is def stupid..



Around here (Chicagoland) some places are in full fuk it mode and staying open anyway. Cant go out of business twice.

I went to this absolute cracked out dive bar after my round of golf on Saturday. Within 2 mins of walking in some slack jaw hillbilly was making gay comments cause we had on polos. Just laughed it off and took his lunch and dinner on the pool table.

80% chance that place was a covid breeding ground. Now everybody i come into contact with this week is at risk do to my drunken decision making.

In my defense I get tested 2x a week.
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Remember when it was our choice whether we took the risk of going out into the diseased world or not?
feels like a lifetime ago.
Originally Posted By WoofieNugget⏩
Supposedly the tent is supposed to be open on two ends to cause air flow - we've had people fined without it, but nobody is following the rule at all.

I feel terrible for restaurant owners. They aren't the problem. We had several Diwali parties busted here with over a hundred people in each one and zero fines for anyone, yet restaurants and gyms are being fined if they step slightly out of line. It's getting ridiculous.
But I live up north, and don't see how that's practical. BRB having dinner in December when it's 30 degrees, getting pelted by 40mph gusts. We had some really great local spots close around here. Generational establishments at least 40 years old...Those really hurt.
Originally Posted By PAU1⏩
Speaking of restaurants, I wonder if you can still get a decent bowl of bat soup in Wuhan.
you're not hip to the massive pool parties they were having?
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Originally Posted By HayZues
I get it. The inconsistencies are absolutely maddening. Just pointing out that just saying its all personal choice isn't exactly accurate.


Why some industries are picked and chosen for sacrifice while others aren't is def stupid..



Around here (Chicagoland) some places are in full fuk it mode and staying open anyway. Cant go out of business twice.

I went to this absolute cracked out dive bar after my round of golf on Saturday. Within 2 mins of walking in some slack jaw hillbilly was making gay comments cause we had on polos. Just laughed it off and took his lunch and dinner on the pool table.

80% chance that place was a covid breeding ground. Now everybody i come into contact with this week is at risk do to my drunken decision making.

In my defense I get tested 2x a week.
Do you know anyone that's tested positive? If so what were there experiences like?
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
Do you know anyone that's tested positive? If so what were there experiences like?
Quite a few.

Only 1 that had anything more than mild cold symptoms. That guy ended up hospitalized for a few days, something related to his kidneys. Was related to a pre existing condition.
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