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Topic	Unemployed Americans see their savings deplete as stimulus hopes fade
LinkPizza 11/02/20 1:56:36 AM #37:	Zeus posted... And just think how much opportunity people have when they're homeless. They have a free schedule to look for work and aren't tied down to one geographical region -_- Youd probably have much less time now that you have to take care of your family full time. If you had a place to live, its not so bad leaving you kids home while youre out. Now you have to bring them with you everywhere you go. Which can make it harder, or even impossible, to get a job... OhhhJa posted... This is a sample size of thousands my guy. I know people that work in restaurants and they haven't had a single known death associated with their operations and they're operating at basically full capacity with minor restrictions At my job, many people have gotten sick. Same for the base. And we usually try to stick to ourselves. And the base is around 14,000 people or so. Many have been sick and quarantined. And even then, it still gets around sometimes. While I havent personally heard of any death from just this, I wouldnt be surprised. And I can even mention long term effects yet. PT test havent started back up. But there might be some long term effect by then... SunWuKung420 posted... If you are healthy, not an at risk person and not working, you're helping to destroy the American economy. Theres also people with at risk family member that they take care of. Like taking care of older family members (Like older parents), for example... OhhhJa posted... So if I know someone that died in a car crash last month I should avoid riding in cars? Just sounds like cowardice to me Actually, its pretty common. Though, its normally if youve gotten into one. I know people when theyve had a car accident. And especially if they were younger when they had their first accident, it was scary. Many of them didnt want to even drive again. Its a scary thing. And usually, everybody is alive and well, even if a little shaken up. Most eventually do. Maybe a few continue to get rides, or take public transport, though... In this case, you have people getting so sick that some of said it felt like they were dying. Just think about how that person probably felt, and how that family probably felt. It probably feels horrible. Not to mention, we still dont know the long term effects. Like how this will possibly affect them in the long run. Didnt they already say some people would still have problems with their lungs afterwards. Thats pretty scary on its own... Especially since people can pass it unknowingly... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:946603849] in Unemployed... [t:79077927]...</cite> <quote>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>And just think how much opportunity people have when they're homeless. They have a free schedule to look for work and aren't tied down to one geographical region -_- </quote> Youd probably have much less time now that you have to take care of your family full time. If you had a place to live, its not so bad leaving you kids home while youre out. Now you have to bring them with you everywhere you go. Which can make it harder, or even impossible, to get a job... OhhhJa posted...</cite> <quote>This is a sample size of thousands my guy. I know people that work in restaurants and they haven't had a single known death associated with their operations and they're operating at basically full capacity with minor restrictions</quote> At my job, many people have gotten sick. Same for the base. And we usually try to stick to ourselves. And the base is around 14,000 people or so. Many have been sick and quarantined. And even then, it still gets around sometimes. While I havent personally heard of any death from just this, I wouldnt be surprised. And I can even mention long term effects yet. PT test havent started back up. But there might be some long term effect by then... SunWuKung420 posted...</cite> <quote>If you are healthy, not an at risk person and not working, you're helping to destroy the American economy. </quote> Theres also people with at risk family member that they take care of. Like taking care of older family members (Like older parents), for example... OhhhJa posted...</cite> <quote>So if I know someone that died in a car crash last month I should avoid riding in cars? Just sounds like cowardice to me </quote> Actually, its pretty common. Though, its normally if youve gotten into one. I know people when theyve had a car accident. And especially if they were younger when they had their first accident, it was scary. Many of them didnt want to even drive again. Its a scary thing. And usually, everybody is alive and well, even if a little shaken up. Most eventually do. Maybe a few continue to get rides, or take public transport, though... In this case, you have people getting so sick that some of said it felt like they were dying. Just think about how that person probably felt, and how that family probably felt. It probably feels horrible. Not to mention, we still dont know the long term effects. Like how this will possibly affect them in the long run. Didnt they already say some people would still have problems with their lungs afterwards. Thats pretty scary on its own... Especially since people can pass it unknowingly... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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