| LIFE CV-19: Effects on life, work, and sports

I don't know if it's that cut and dry.

Here we have housing prices that have skyrocketed, which means fewer rentals or more expensive rentals, and the service industry is getting pushed out of the area. The average income here is low, so that plays a major part. Montana already had a problem where people had to leave the state to make money. It's gotten much worse to a degree, but those who can work remote are unaffected and helping to drive up the housing prices.

I've read that in other areas people have used this whole covid situation as a reason to get out of the service industry. They're just fed up with the whole thing.

People are using Uber eats, etc to have food delivered, the people at the restaurant don't get the tips, the Uber eats driver does. So that's playing a part.

Then we have this concept of social programs that frankly will hurt us in the end. But we keep giving out money.

A real mess is what this has become.
Federal support payments will be the death of this nation.
 
I don't really follow the NBA. I had no idea Kevin Durant had played so many minutes that he was that tired. I really didn't even know he played for the Nets (or even in the eastern conference 🤷‍♂️). I remember seeing on PTI a couple of months ago that the Nets paid some unholy amount of money for Kyrie and were going to have to keep him away from the team because he won't get vaxxed. Now that Durant is in need of a rest, the Nets plan on playing Irving in road games. He can't play in NY, but somehow (now??) he can practice in NY.

New York mandate...principles til celebrities/high-profile athletes are involved??? Am I wrongly interpretting this?
 
I wonder if the docs would accede to my request to implant one in one of my middle fingers.

 
I wonder if the docs would accede to my request to implant one in one of my middle fingers.

I saw this a few days ago! We about to have so many chips in us that we won't be able to go thought a airport!! 1640057151014.png
 
They will find a way to have the playoffs, even if it means closing the stadiums to fans and refunding the tickets. Probably the same for the bigger bowls. I am not sure a lot of us would cry over the smaller bowls though. Until college football teams start having tons of players test positive they aren't going to even entertain the idea.
 
Still waiting to hear where full stadiums have been super spreader events.

More like a scare tactic for the holidays.

I've traveled, been to 3 concerts this year, and 3 Montana football games.

My initial understanding is omicron is less dangerous...but the WH is taking a ridiculous stance on this.

Glad we have a Gov with some sense, else we'd be in masks.
 
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