Covid Lockdown

[turkeyrun]

At 67, I hope to be here in 20 years.

 

[snubinmypocket]

I will tell them that the social experiment to control the sheep in America was surprisingly easy. One of the biggest lies ever told and no accountability when it was proven to be untrue.

 

[gl55]

Having to go to Walmart at 7:00 am because they were letting only seniors in 2 hours early and being able to buy 1 package of toilet paper. A Walmart employee standing at one end of the TP aisle not allowing access to the aisle on that end and checking when you left that aisle that you only had one package.

 

[rickm]

I never had a problem getting TP i quess cause i always bought it by the case at Lowe's and had plenty to get thru the rough times and didnt notice a shortage.

 

[dlbleak]

 

[Jason Freeland]

Hopefully I will still be around in 20 years and be retired. It will be interesting to see if my job is still remote at that time, there is huge pushback from industry right now on getting people back into the office. They want those "coworker comradery" relationships, which frankly have nothing to do with what I do. I don't need to be at the hospital to look over an electronic chart for mistakes, I can do that from anywhere on earth with an internet connection. I don't need to even know my coworkers names to do that.

 

[CHenry]

Didn't effect me other than I got sent home to work which I loved. Toilet paper, meh, a warm washcloth or body wipe, does the same thing so I never the rush on toilet paper when there are simple substitutes.

 

[CHenry]

Hopefully I will still be around in 20 years and be retired. It will be interesting to see if my job is still remote at that time, there is huge pushback from industry right now on getting people back into the office. They want those "coworker comradery" relationships, which frankly have nothing to do with what I do. I don't need to be at the hospital to look over an electronic chart for mistakes, I can do that from anywhere on earth with an internet connection. I don't need to even know my coworkers names to do that.

My job was the same way, I didnt even want to see my co-workers lol

 

[dennishoddy]

In 20 years someone will ask you what the Covid lockdown was like.

How do you think you will answer that in 20 years?

I did a ton of fishing on Kaw lake that was supposed to be closed. Never saw anyone guarding the boat ramps, so it was a no brainer.
If not fishing, off to the farm to ride the ATV, or get some chores done, or drive to visit friends that also knew the lockdown was government BS and refused to comply.
No lockdown for us. Life went on as normal.

 

[dancer4life]

I did a ton of fishing on Kaw lake that was supposed to be closed. Never saw anyone guarding the boat ramps, so it was a no brainer.
If not fishing, off to the farm to ride the ATV, or get some chores done, or drive to visit friends that also knew the lockdown was government BS and refused to comply.
No lockdown for us. Life went on as normal.

Amen!