Quarantine End Dates Announced
Nixur68
Texas
Hey all,
It's the beginning of the end and some governments like the UK have announced that they will have a full reopening with new restrictions around June. I'd imagine that US will be around then but I wonder are the clubs going to be super busy since everyone has been stuck at home? Or will people not care and interests have changed?
I really want to make a trip to Miami but I'm thinking it's probably best to wait until at least this Fall or it won't be worth it. Thoughts?
It's the beginning of the end and some governments like the UK have announced that they will have a full reopening with new restrictions around June. I'd imagine that US will be around then but I wonder are the clubs going to be super busy since everyone has been stuck at home? Or will people not care and interests have changed?
I really want to make a trip to Miami but I'm thinking it's probably best to wait until at least this Fall or it won't be worth it. Thoughts?
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Huh. Oxymoronic statement if I ever saw one. Tell the gullible public anything.
The only restriction would be large events and public transportation requirements vaccination. Maybe masks but that's it.
The Pompano and Hallandale clubs seem to be operating at normal hours - Miami clubs had been closing at midnight but IDK if that's still the case.
We'll probably have to suffer through more of the reopening "phases" bullshit too. Like this type of business can fully reopen (capacity) first and so on.
Masks are a whole separate issue and will probably be left up to governors to decide which type of businesses will still require masks at all/most times. Oh damn, this will be bad! Hopefully I'm wrong at least on this part!
If the only restrictions are masks I'd be fine with that. I could see some type of vaccination or proof of (recent negative) test being required for a sporting event I guess. Schedule is released well in advance for sports. Concerts could possibly be the same not sure but maybe this would cut down on the scalping of tickets anyway (just throwing that out there, I have no idea-i don't want any extra hoops to jump through).
Public transportation-I can see that one causing a lot of problems if any new restrictions are implemented. I guess we'll see what happens.
What do you mean that SoFlo clubs are back to normal but not worth visiting? Ugh, that sucks. I'll be vaccinated next month and I figured then I'd be a good time to visit but now I'm thinking twice.
Heellover,
Governments have said you'll go through checkpoints at events with a COVID Digital Passport. But anyone who isn't vaccinated will be banned from large gatherings.
some gonna argue that it’s been been that’s good benefit and others( like me ) can argue that it’s been abusive.
I just hope it’s not The New Normal.
That grammar was a bit confusing - said another way is that the reviewers are *not* saying they are not wroth visiting - i.e. meaning the recent-reviews seem to indicate that they *are* worth visiting
I know the numbers are moving down. The vaccines are helping.
I think they need to vaccinate folks quicker - to stop more variants from getting a foothold.
I’m thinking the fall will be a good time to sniff around a few filthy locations?
You trust Faucci all you want. Me, I'm going with that groundhog Punxatawney Phil. At least he can only give you two different answers to the same question.
There is too much uncertainty currently. If we have reached a trough with infection rates, that would not be good. Hopefully folks will remain vigilant and our current rates will be another point on the continued decline.
I don't think that this is a trough before a resurgence. We've had 28.7 million recorded cases, meaning the actual number is closer to 100 million (mostly asymptomatic) if CDC prevalence estimates hold. That's already 30% of the U.S. population who likely has some natural resistance. Now add 15% of the population who has had at least one vaccine dose and we are quickly getting close to half the population with immunity. Now there is inevitably some overlap between the two groups, but likely not too much since COVID rates in the old people who have been getting vaccinated were low due to greater protections and caution, so for giggles let's call it 40% of the population (and rising fast) that is already resistant.
After all it's not like you have anything urgent to do anyway. But the rest of us need to go about our days now, especially those of us with school age kids.
It’s odd how each state handles restrictions differently. I hope that things continue to get better as the north emerges from winter.
I also hope folks get vaccinated when they can.
No I didn’t think so, get vaccinated, the world will still be here.
Things are finally opening up. We are almost there and I expect the club to full of idiots who forgot their social skills and overestimate their ability to drink. :(
"Texas and Mississippi just announced they are opening up. No masks. Full capacity restaurants. Bars open."
Roll dice roll. How does it end?
Or...
Grow a pair already.
States like MS and TX are opening back up because, even with 15% vaccination, the hospitalization and death rates are plummeting. That's because that 15% of the overall population a much higher percentage of the moist vulnerable. So now that the old folks are being protected, it's time to stop focusing so much on simple case numbers and get things going again.
This doesn't mean that any vulnerable people who have not yet been vaccinated should abandon personal responsibility. If you are too stupid by now to know how to protect yourself then it's a miracle you've lived this long.