Scarebus
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Starting to believe me yet? This is already 30% worse than 9/11 financially speaking and it’s just the beginning.
2020 DX Outlook With Coronavirus
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I think fear and panic is still a bigger threat than this, well, whatever they choose to call it today.
F9DXER
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How would that affect a person with dual citizenship. Only half of you can come in. LOL. I have one kid living in Europe that is a dual national.
Scarebus
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100% agree.
westcoastDX
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Given Trump's news last night, are any of the majors actually cancelling European flights in the short term?
Not all, but yes.
DL says that U.S. citizens, Legal Permanent Residents and certain family members (and other limited exceptions) will be allowed to enter the U.S. through one of 11 CDC-approved airports which are ATL, DFW, DTW, EWR, HNL, JFK, LAX, ORD, SEA, SFO, IAD... possibly more airports could be added to that list.
ATLiens
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“If what the airline industry says is true, then Congress really will have little choice to act or face a significant extinction moment for the airline industry,” the official added.
www.politico.com
‘I don’t want to use the b-word’: Trump aides race to rescue the economy
Trump aides are studying the nation’s response after 9/11 and during the 2008-09 crisis to design an aid package for an economy quickly slamming the brakes in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
www.politico.com
westcoastDX
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High five!
OK maybe not the high five. But seriously, being under 40 and healthy, I am much more worried about losing my job and devastating effects to the airline industry than getting the virus myself. It's sad and scary times.
manniax
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Sheety Airrines
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Being young and in fairly good health doesn’t guarantee anything. Plenty of 30-40 years olds have had severe illness and died from it. If you want it I’m sure you can get it. For me, I think I’ll do everything I can to prevent it.
cryptozebra
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High five!
Even if it doesn't kill you, you'll likely have severe damage to your lungs after you recover which could lead to early death later in life. CT scans of coronavirus patients reveal nature and extent of lung damage
Green12324
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The DHS statement excluded immediate family members of US citizens.
who'swho
Don't hesitate. Penetrate!
It's a much higher rate than that. Just sayin. Still not worth all the freaking out though.
flynryan692
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What's freaking out and what's be cautious? The people buying all the toilet paper are a little nuts. The people cancelling their vacations and flights are probably right for doing so, as much as that hurts us...
FlyingSioux1
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Good news is that you can get paid to get it. Heard between 4-7k for it.
who'swho
Don't hesitate. Penetrate!
Go into a grocery store and you'll see what I mean by freaking out. Being sanitary more than usual and reducing traveling I would say falls under the cautious column. I just hope a lot of colleagues make it through this with their jobs.
Burrito
Position And Hold My Beer
Another friend of mine had mentioned this:
In addition to my own pointing out of the four year coincidence, notice that most media only wants "[us/you/them]" to see who's got the virus. The posts are largely about avoidance...not what to do when one comes down with it. Essentially, they live in a house with multiple generations, and if either her or her parents are diagnosed, the next step is quarantine in an isolation center to prevent the grandparents from contracting.
Whiiiiich now breaks the home up, and you've got people who are affected second-hand and aren't able to care for themselves as well.
Frankly, I personally just want the normalization to come soon enough. Oh it isn't going away any time soon, let the world see what inconveniences it causes, directly or indirectly, to people's lives with so many events cancelled, buildings closed, and travel banned.
Wash your hands. I'm going to go play in the rain.
In addition to my own pointing out of the four year coincidence, notice that most media only wants "[us/you/them]" to see who's got the virus. The posts are largely about avoidance...not what to do when one comes down with it. Essentially, they live in a house with multiple generations, and if either her or her parents are diagnosed, the next step is quarantine in an isolation center to prevent the grandparents from contracting.
Whiiiiich now breaks the home up, and you've got people who are affected second-hand and aren't able to care for themselves as well.
Frankly, I personally just want the normalization to come soon enough. Oh it isn't going away any time soon, let the world see what inconveniences it causes, directly or indirectly, to people's lives with so many events cancelled, buildings closed, and travel banned.
Wash your hands. I'm going to go play in the rain.