@rachelj14444019 Walmart warehouses are huge and allow for the 6ft social distancing to take place. Lots of local buisnesses are small and would easily get cramped. While it’s sad and not only fair, it’s safer. #COVID19over19
@autumn_slocum I have been working out and taking walks around my neighborhood with my family which definitely helps. I also have been doing yoga which I think is always great for mental health. #COVID19over19
@SamanthaMayern1 I agree, I think the vaccine will take too long and we need to SLOWLY reopen to help boost our economy otherwise there will be another huge problem we have to face #COVID19over19
@Dnicoletti16 @MzPattersonSayz You’re right. A lot of people still celebrated St. Patrick’s Day or even went on spring break. People were going out of their way to buy tickets to travel because they were so cheap, overall increasing exposure. The timing overall was poor. #COVID19over19
@arethuggg While I think 6ft apart maybe not be the safest distance, I think it is the most reasonable. If we were issued to stay 10ft apart I don’t think many people would follow that or believe germs could travel that far and would then disregard it. #COVID19over19
@jeurytcnj @MzPattersonSayz You’re right a lot of people did joke about COVID in the beginning. What do you think could’ve been done to prevent this and made people take this threat seriously? How much do you think it would’ve helped? #COVID19over19
@rachelj14444019 @LauraSu03151250 I agree, I think opening the parks is very risky and will likely increase spread of the virus. It is interesting to see how other areas are handling this. In the article it said anyone out in Washington DC for nonessential activities can be fined $5,000. #COVID19over19
@AlekhyaMadiraj1 You made a goood point and young adults are holding each other more accountable for social distancing policies. It is important that we don’t treat this as a joke and call people out when they are putting others in jeopardy by being out and increasing exposure. #COVID19over19