Posted on Feb 7, 2022
A new attitude toward the pandemic seems to be taking shape, but we’ve been here before
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Andrew Markert respects the coronavirus. It has messed with his livelihood, a D.C. pub called Beuchert's Saloon, forcing him to close, move outdoors and adjust in countless other ways.
But the time has arrived for him to move forward and stick to his plans, come what may in the next round of the pandemic. And he's betting there are a lot of people like him.
But the time has arrived for him to move forward and stick to his plans, come what may in the next round of the pandemic. And he's betting there are a lot of people like him.
A new attitude toward the pandemic seems to be taking shape, but we’ve been here before
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Lt Col Charlie Brown People are sick of this whole pandemic business and want to get back to normal living. They have been badgering us for two years with this COVID stuff. With the way the CDC constantly changes things about what is and isn't safe, we don't know what to believe any longer and many (including myself) have become immune to what they say.
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Many businesses in my area have opened back up to let customers come in an dine, some are still listening to fools and just doing open drive drive thru's or pickup and deliveries Lt Col Charlie Brown
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Cpl Vic Burk
SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth My theory on dine in fast food joints that won't open their dining room is they don't want to hire the help to take care of those who would rather eat in. I know they claim they can't get people but this excuse is getting old. They don't have the help wanted sign up any longer. I just boycott them now and go elsewhere.
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