Also, if you are going to contract the virus from anything, it’s going to be becuase of the fact that you chose to eat out in the first place. Anything you touch can be contaminated, not just my hands. If you’re going to be ocd about it, DON’T EAT OUT. Thanks.
hi, so if you go through a fast food drive thru during this time, it is your choice and your decision to risk getting covid-19. DO NOT TREAT DRIVE THRU WORKERS LIKE SHIT. DO NOT refuse to touch them, despite the fact that both you and them are wearing gloves.
every day we work we are risking exposure to this virus. I don’t have an option not to work. Let’s make this time a little more pleasant. I am a human being, not a walking virus. I understand the need to be careful, but washing and sanitizing you’re hands afterward is good enough
@sephruh @kevuhhhn @oops_leah Absolutely no reason to call people names. To each their own story and opinion, but like I stated before, obviously you didn’t fully read my comment, I was right there and I know these girls were tipsy and literally apologized to us for even spilling a little on us. Hmmm.
@sephruh @kevuhhhn @oops_leah really don’t believe this is unheard for a general admission, easily something that could be brushed off. as I stated, after this occurred I had a full out panic attack because a girl spilt her drink and someone decided to have a fight in the middle of a concert ga floor.
@kevuhhhn @oops_leah also. when the security guards came to take away the drinking girls, I had a full out panic attack because I was in the middle of something I didn’t even want to be in. This was so unnecessary and I was not able to enjoy the second act of the concert I paid to see.
@kevuhhhn @oops_leah This fight was provoked by the recorder and simply did not need to be taken this far, and to all y’all saying that bystanders weren’t doing anything, it’s probably because we were trying to listen to the opening act.