Comments by tete1526 (page 2)

Thank you Richard_Head. Apparently Mountainside fitness has sued the state. It will be interesting to see how much power the courts figure the Governor can wield. I am not a member at a gym but people I know who are said they have been operating with incredible protocols to keep everything sanitized.

@winex - I understand the latency considerations. Again, I am very concerned about the case numbers spiking and am keeping a close eye on the numbers. Arizona "reopened" about a month ago, so theoretically we should be seeing a big spike in deaths any day now. We had 42 today but that likely includes slow reporting from Sat-Mon. We haven't seen a spike here in deaths yet, and the country as a whole is on a downward trajectory from deaths. But, with reopening, protests, rallies, etc., we could see a spike very soon and that worries me.

@georgenzola - You asked where I got the nationwide figures that deaths are decreasing. I just googled it and the peak in deaths/day was May 6 at 2,700 or so. Since then, we are down to 292 yesterday although we've had a few days in the 600-800 range recently as well. That being said, the general trend is down for deaths. Yes, the cases are spiking and that is very concerning. In fact, I said that in my comment. Hopefully it doesn't translate into many more deaths but I stand by my comment that it's still nice to see deaths trending down in general nationwide.

@mark94 I appreciate the reality check. I'm independent, but my boss is Democrat and I remember him saying it was going to be a 9/11 every day for the foreseeable future in terms of deaths in the USA. Scared the crap out of me. I've been watching the numbers closely ever since. USA topped out at about 2,500 per day in mid-April and has been dropping ever since, down to 500 or so in recent days. Still scary as hell this thing is still spreading and we need to be safe, but good to see death rate dropping also. Despite all the political BS, it seems we achieved the goal they told us was most important: instead of a big bell-shaped curve of deaths, we have a flatter curve with a longer tail. Hope it sticks.

Agree with medical professionals. My cousin is a nurse and had just attended a conference on infectious diseases before this pandemic hit. They are aware these types of things are very real and deadly. I will say the grocery store workers at my neighborhood stores are damn heroes in my book. They were absolutely killing it in March/April when people were on edge and shelves were frequently empty. Calm, helpful, professional and showed up to work during a pandemic in a spot where people were in and out all day every day. It will be something I will remember years from now when I look back on this weird time.

To respond to whodey - This visit was all white girls with maybe one or two latinas. None of them had implants that I saw. Summer is a latina or another exotic ethnicity with B cups and a thin, nice soft body and ass. Aubrey is a little thicker but firmer with nice natural C or D's and juicy ass and cool personality. A typical BSC experience in the back area is $20 / dance and if you are cool, they typically allow for two way contact and give pretty good sensual dances but don't go beyond that for further "extras." I also realized I didn't really talk about the covid measures: temp check at the door, hand sanitizer on the way into the club and available elsewhere in the club. Girls must wear masks when they walk into the club and if they go behind the bar to get a drink. On the floor and in the back, masks are optional. One of the dancers told me it was her first day back and other girls are still sitting on the sidelines for another week or two to see if anyone gets sick or there's a dreaded "second wave" in AZ (even though AZ's "first wave" was pretty flat compared to most states).

Is Alianna darker skin/exotic or a white girl?

I honestly don't know about the unemployment cash sticking around much longer. I just gutted out a business trip and heard from several small biz owners that they are on the verge of folding if they can't hire employees back, but unemployment bennies + covid are depressing the labor market. They can't find people to work. Trump/GOP has become the party of small biz and I can see McConnell and the Senate letting it lapse despite the political hit they may get for it.

I saw a scientist on C-SPAN who had dealt with outbreaks around the world during his career. He was saying you'd be surprised how quickly life goes back to the way it was once the outbreak is over. He did say that policymakers are better prepared for the next one, but otherwise life goes back to normal. Arizona just opened restaurants and already a bar/restaurant on Mill Ave. in Tempe was packed full of ASU kids on Monday night. Right now we are in that shitty no man's land where not even the scientists understand how it will play out. A lot of people are spooked but I suspect that will fade over time IF this damn thing goes away or we figure out a vaccine/cure.

Was the 10 named Elanor or something like that?

Honestly thanks for the feedback all, I will try to incorporate in future reviews.

I know, sounds like a club review, but I've been on a pretty good run there for the last couple of months so thought I'd pass along my thoughts.