I'm surprised that Californistan so far is remaining relatively normal (for Californistan, that is). Only a few diehard facemaskers walking and driving around, stores and public transit aren't yet limiting hours, coffeeshops and restaurants aren't yet removing electrical outlets, closing off access to bathrooms, and warehousing half their tables and chairs. I wonder how bad it'll be when Newsom hits the Big Red Switch. Hopefully I'll be in Mexico by then, which will also be paralyzed by ridiculous rules, but enforcement there is haphazard and can often be avoided.
Anyone with a sniffle who will go get tested is going to start the next wave. Whilst many are fed up and over this now there are still mask wearers who will get the next jabs, which will cause more illness and then produce the next wave. Now, of course, we have added stresses, cost of living, wondering how to keep warm etc.
I'm surprised that Californistan so far is remaining relatively normal (for Californistan, that is). Only a few diehard facemaskers walking and driving around, stores and public transit aren't yet limiting hours, coffeeshops and restaurants aren't yet removing electrical outlets, closing off access to bathrooms, and warehousing half their tables and chairs. I wonder how bad it'll be when Newsom hits the Big Red Switch. Hopefully I'll be in Mexico by then, which will also be paralyzed by ridiculous rules, but enforcement there is haphazard and can often be avoided.
Anyone with a sniffle who will go get tested is going to start the next wave. Whilst many are fed up and over this now there are still mask wearers who will get the next jabs, which will cause more illness and then produce the next wave. Now, of course, we have added stresses, cost of living, wondering how to keep warm etc.