A new mask mandate would suggest things are trending worse so why would that mean clubs would be opening now?
I know here in Ohio they have switched to a county by county breakdown instead of statewide which is allowing my rural area to be on the least restrictive level while some areas lime Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland are trending in a way that they may be put back under a "stay at home" order limiting them to "essential businesses" only as soon as next week.
whodey I fear the "stay at home" or at a minimum of "essential businesses" is going to happen again for several parts of the country where most thought this would never even be an issue.
The clubs can be open as restaurants if they serve food, which has to be more of their sales than alcohol. Due to the rise in Covid-19 cases, the governor "has signed a new Executive Order requiring masks in indoor public spaces and crowded outdoor spaces." The order "requires any business that is open to the public to refuse entry or service to people who refuse to wear a face covering, with limited exceptions."
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last commentHow on earth would you draw that erroneous conclusion?
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I’ve been there. Hope blinds us all. 😉
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A new mask mandate would suggest things are trending worse so why would that mean clubs would be opening now?
I know here in Ohio they have switched to a county by county breakdown instead of statewide which is allowing my rural area to be on the least restrictive level while some areas lime Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland are trending in a way that they may be put back under a "stay at home" order limiting them to "essential businesses" only as soon as next week.
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whodey I fear the "stay at home" or at a minimum of "essential businesses" is going to happen again for several parts of the country where most thought this would never even be an issue.
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The OP's theory is quite a stretch
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The clubs can be open as restaurants if they serve food, which has to be more of their sales than alcohol. Due to the rise in Covid-19 cases, the governor "has signed a new Executive Order requiring masks in indoor public spaces and crowded outdoor spaces." The order "requires any business that is open to the public to refuse entry or service to people who refuse to wear a face covering, with limited exceptions."
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