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Re: Not good for transit ... New York has nation's lowest office occupancy rate |
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Posted by Orange Blossom Special on Thu Nov 19 09:45:28 2020, in response to Re: Not good for transit ... New York has nation's lowest office occupancy rate, posted by Bill West on Sun Nov 15 14:33:13 2020. I told a few people I talk to over the summer that I am not looking forward to this winter.They didn't get that it'll peak again. I could tell that the population at large thought the summer was the "new normal" and it wouldn't get any worse. Last Winter in the New York City was a one time thing only effecting NYC. Of course I guess I'm always wrong! By the way, I read yesterday these 4 state senators where I live came down with covid. One guy (Republican) says he turns around the second he sees someone without a mask. He's 85. He has suspicions where he got it from. I mention him because he got the cocktail in the hospital, similar to Trumps regiment but not as intense. He says it's upsetting to think about what would've happened back in March when we didn't know what to do, and for all the people who had it back then. I know you had to deal with it the hard way. Now they have expensive treatments. Which I doubt it still a cakewalk. So ignoring all of the self-diagnosed healthy people (like sp on this board, and others elsewhere) who seem to be the ones that get sick and spread it around; when I see jerks claim the survival rate is up and ignoring the illness altogether, they are not admitting that the current survival rates are WITH TREATMENTS. Not without! Where I interject as I walk by and say "I don't want it at all, surviving or not" |
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