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| Topic: What r u thinking about right now?? - part 74 | |
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Thinking it was commendable of the customer to inform me that he just tested positive for covid and it would be a good idea to sanitize everything he touched. Also thinking, wtf, why the hell would someone come into a high traffic store knowing he had a highly contagious virus that has turned into a world pandemic?  UGH, thinking not so nice thoughts right now.
But perhaps he was on his way home from the doctors or pharmacy, and needed gas to get the rest of the way home, and orange juice to get some vitamin C.  He said he got the vaccine three days ago and his test results came back today, it was positive. He's not sure if it's the vaccine that caused a positive result or if he really has it. He said he is having a few cold like symptoms, but that could be a side effect from the vaccine. Hopefully it is, and he doesn't end up spreading it all over town as he wanders from place to place. And hopefully he's well and doesn't suffer too much if he has it, which I believe he does.
I googled whether the vaccine could produce a false positive result and from what I saw, it doesn't. Fortunately I was able to sanitize everything he came in contact with before other customers came into contact with it. No matter how you twist and turn that story, it's unbelievably selfish to just enter a store. He should be in quarantine and not going around potentially infecting other people. What an @$$hole, actually P me O. He at least had the dignity to say something. It would have been more selfish to not speak up. And we don't know what the doctors told him. He said apparently it's happening to a lot of people. They're getting the vaccine and then testing positive. Maybe there really is a flaw in the testing for those who get the vaccine?? Yes, it P'd me off too, at first. But I don't know the whole story and I'm trying not to judge. He wore a mask, warned me of potential danger, and promptly left the store. There are others who come into the store hacking and sneezing, not wearing a mask, and spreading their germs all over the place.... now those are the ones I consider @$$holes. On the other hand, I do agree with you. He should have quarantined himself, without coming into the store, until they could determine if he really has covid, or if it was the result of the vaccine. |
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Thinking it was commendable of the customer to inform me that he just tested positive for covid and it would be a good idea to sanitize everything he touched. Also thinking, wtf, why the hell would someone come into a high traffic store knowing he had a highly contagious virus that has turned into a world pandemic? UGH, thinking not so nice thoughts right now.
But perhaps he was on his way home from the doctors or pharmacy, and needed gas to get the rest of the way home, and orange juice to get some vitamin C. He said he got the vaccine three days ago and his test results came back today, it was positive. He's not sure if it's the vaccine that caused a positive result or if he really has it. He said he is having a few cold like symptoms, but that could be a side effect from the vaccine. Hopefully it is, and he doesn't end up spreading it all over town as he wanders from place to place. And hopefully he's well and doesn't suffer too much if he has it, which I believe he does.
I googled whether the vaccine could produce a false positive result and from what I saw, it doesn't. Fortunately I was able to sanitize everything he came in contact with before other customers came into contact with it. No matter how you twist and turn that story, it's unbelievably selfish to just enter a store. He should be in quarantine and not going around potentially infecting other people. What an @$$hole, actually P me O. He at least had the dignity to say something. It would have been more selfish to not speak up. And we don't know what the doctors told him. He said apparently it's happening to a lot of people. They're getting the vaccine and then testing positive. Maybe there really is a flaw in the testing for those who get the vaccine?? Yes, it P'd me off too, at first. But I don't know the whole story and I'm trying not to judge. He wore a mask, warned me of potential danger, and promptly left the store. There are others who come into the store hacking and sneezing, not wearing a mask, and spreading their germs all over the place.... now those are the ones I consider @$$holes. On the other hand, I do agree with you. He should have quarantined himself, without coming into the store, until they could determine if he really has covid, or if it was the result of the vaccine. Yes. The difference he knew he tested positive, whether false positive or no. Other people sneezing and coughing is also really rude, but they could have a regular cold. Funny enough people that work in shops generally seem to be okay I think? The ones in the supermarket here have all been fine as far as I know. One had symptoms at some point and had to get tested but she was fine even though she has a lung disease. I've asked a few times about this and each time the answer was that no one in there had gotten Covid. Now there's quite a lot of people working there, also getting in quite close contact with customers and not all behind the plastic screens as the many that have to fill the shelves can't and they are in close proximity of customers. So that gives to think about the severity of it all? |
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Tue 01/12/21 02:23 PM
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Yes. The difference he knew he tested positive, whether false positive or no. Other people sneezing and coughing is also really rude, but they could have a regular cold. Funny enough people that work in shops generally seem to be okay I think? The ones in the supermarket here have all been fine as far as I know. One had symptoms at some point and had to get tested but she was fine even though she has a lung disease. I've asked a few times about this and each time the answer was that no one in there had gotten Covid. Now there's quite a lot of people working there, also getting in quite close contact with customers and not all behind the plastic screens as the many that have to fill the shelves can't and they are in close proximity of customers. So that gives to think about the severity of it all? That is true, he did know. We haven't had any reports of those working in supermarkets in this general area getting sick, but there was a couple further North. The majority of those who got infected had been in group gatherings where they had been around each other for a couple hours or more. And a lot of the senior care centers. At least that's been the case around here. The problem with those who have cold like symptoms is that they don't know if it's just a cold or if it's covid unless they get tested, or wait a few days to see if it progresses. Those with active symptoms like sneezing, runny noses, and coughing, need to stay home too! Least til they are well enough to not sneeze all over my countertop. |
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Yes. The difference he knew he tested positive, whether false positive or no. Other people sneezing and coughing is also really rude, but they could have a regular cold. Funny enough people that work in shops generally seem to be okay I think? The ones in the supermarket here have all been fine as far as I know. One had symptoms at some point and had to get tested but she was fine even though she has a lung disease. I've asked a few times about this and each time the answer was that no one in there had gotten Covid. Now there's quite a lot of people working there, also getting in quite close contact with customers and not all behind the plastic screens as the many that have to fill the shelves can't and they are in close proximity of customers. So that gives to think about the severity of it all? That is true, he did know. We haven't had any reports of those working in supermarkets in this general area getting sick, but there was a couple further North. The majority of those who got infected had been in group gatherings where they had been around each other for a couple hours or more. And a lot of the senior care centers. At least that's been the case around here. The problem with those who have cold like symptoms is that they don't know if it's just a cold or if it's covid unless they get tested, or wait a few days to see if it progresses. Those with active symptoms like sneezing, runny noses, and coughing, need to stay home too! Least til they are well enough to not sneeze all over my countertop. Yep they should either stay home or get tested. I've had a bit of a cold a few times, but not gotten ill, nor felt ill, and it didn't progress. So just a normal seasonal cold. I do lots of tapping of the thymus as it boost the immune system. I have been doing this ever since this pandemic started. It is part of the Daily Energy Routine as well, but I do the thymus tapping on it's own a lot too. Anywho... let's hope it's going to be over the peak real soon. I'm fed up with the BS rules and regulations. Now my osteo is closed again too, and it has been extended by 3 weeks today. F***ers (government I mean, not osteo). All because they don't recognise osteo as medical contact profession like they do with physio. It's considered 'alternative' which doesn't make sense at all. Anywho... hopefully I can make my appointment on Feb 26th, more than a month away 
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Thinking that sux Crystal, hopefully you'll get in soon. :)
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Thinking that sux Crystal, hopefully you'll get in soon. :) Me too! Thank goodness I'm doing reasonably okay and I've found a new physio. I saw her today for the first time and have another appointment next week. I do think they are allowed to work still so I will have at least that. This one was really good btw! She actually massaged my muscles for real! Wowza! Normally they're lazy and stick needles in you (dry-needling) which I hate and it never really works all that well for me. I think I finally have myself a good one now :) I will still need my osteo for neck & head though, so fingers crossed I'll be okay till end of Feb! |
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Tired of meeting scams on here
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Tired of meeting scams on here You just joined today. You have to have patience. |
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If I had a penny for every time, Delightful has to answer people, who have problems with messages, I would be a Billionaire
Chin up, Delightful, you are doing a great job 
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that’s great
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As if
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If I had a penny for every time, Delightful has to answer people, who have problems with messages, I would be a Billionaire
Chin up, Delightful, you are doing a great job
Thanks Larsi 
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I'm sitting in the emergency room.
I don't really want to get into details. But, I'm thinking, The "Dyson Ball Cleaner", is a really misleading product name. |
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Huh? To Rock.
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I posted what I was thinking about.
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Good luck.
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Is there a way to eat sardines without tasting them? Are they used in recipes or just eaten alone? I like sardines. Toast some bread.. put two sardines on it and squash them with a fork.. sprinkle with salt and black pepper... |
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Amazing how I easily come up with a plan of what to do if I'd win a million. And a mill isn't even all that much. But for a few years I didn't really know anymore, I'd lost my way. Seems I'm back on track!!
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Thinking no one won either big jackpot, need to go buy tickets for tomorrow's drawing
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Getting my Covid vaccine shortly.
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