**HR:** Right now. Hand over your company laptop, your security keycard, and your phone. You are strictly barred from logging into Slack, accessing company servers, or communicating with clients.
**Gen Z Employee:** Bet.
**HR:** Do not attempt to work. This is a severe penalty.
**Gen Z Employee:** Say less.
**HR:** We will see you on the 11th at 9:00 AM.
**Gen Z Employee:** Cool.
**Act II: The Panic Call**
*(Four days later. A personal phone rings.
@NateSilver538 Ultraviolet kills it line of sight. But the relevant kits to deal with it in HVAC are extremely backordered right now. Would be a great market to be in going forward imo.
@ScottPaterno In south Florida in the winter, first class boards an already half filled plane. I’m guessing that’s why. Disproportionately retired population with disproportionate ability to pay top dollar for care. Just my dumb opinion.
@DebraDriza@Black_Hippy17 Agreed. Daily new tests in most states is highly inconsistent. I suspect it's labs doing them in batches and then attributing positives to the date of the sample and negatives to the date of the test. Should go away as the tests get better, faster, and more abundant.
@DebraDriza@Black_Hippy17 Allow me (new cases per your link).
90 today.
89 yesterday.
95 Sun.
84 Sat.
94 Fri.
That's 5 days of a flat curve per the weaker metric of when the positive is reported compared to date of symptom onset. We aren't out of the woods -- but the measures in place are working.
@Black_Hippy17 You thought all new cases were just going to stop overnight? You really, REALLY don't understand what "flattening the curve" means do you? The curve in Mississippi has now been flat for 9 days now according to new data released today.
@Black_Hippy17 "Panic on flattening?" Um, flattening IS the goal -- and what Mississippi is currently accomplishing with social distancing and shut down measures already in place. You seem to know a lot about current social life for someone self-quarantined and locked indoors. Interesting.
@Black_Hippy17 What we really need to do is apply New York “rules” to a bunch of small towns not seeing any explosions in Coronavirus cases. In fact, a place at least temporarily seeing a decline in hospitalizations with the measures already in place with no real strain on hospitals #genius
@Black_Hippy17 "Cases not yet reported" is an issue worldwide that's not affecting MS any differently than elsewhere. Statistics do not currently support your viewpoint of out of control spreading necessitating lockdown here. The number currently hospitalized actually went down by 40 today.
@Black_Hippy17 Why would that be proportionally different in mississippi vs anywhere else in the country/world? All I’ve seen is everyone following social distancing guidelines, being careful with their hands/face, and numbers seem to show it working.