I don't know what it's like near you but up here all the crazies are coming out. They don't fully understand the rules of Level-3 so are driving to the beaches to swim, kayak, fish and do all the other things that they haven't been able to do for the last month. They are taking it too far though and I've seen some definite 'out of the bubble' behaviour.
Somehow the isolation message hasn't got through to a big, if not biggest percentage of the population. Lockdown hasn't been an exercise to curtail their rights and freedom. It's been an exercise to limit exposure but also to be able to contain the spread of COVID-19 if someone is infected. It's about the authorities being able to trace and track contacts. How difficult is this to understand?
The fools who queued up all night at McDonalds and then associated like kids at a tuck shop need to be kicked in the arse. Darwin's theory could well come to rule on them for sure like that foolish anti-lockdown protester in USA who now has the disease but I worry about the people that every one of these fools will interact with over the next days and weeks. The ability to 'track and trace' will be very difficult if not nigh on impossible.
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There are huge queues at McDonald's in the Hutt. I'm just over here taking an elderly friend to the hospital (she's in our bubble now). Nuova Lazio had the longest queue I'm sad to say.
I don't understand it.
I was hoping that closure of fast food outlets would encourage people to buy fresh produce and learn the basics of cooking. Unfortunately this doesn't appear to have happened.
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