Well said K.D.
Here is a post from the Navy. I know the source is reliable. A Naval Officer and Doctor showed this to me today. Seems the Navy is taking a step back. I also know that an Army base has had a big surge in numbers as well.
It feels like this may be the calm before the storm. I hope we are wrong and the naysayers tell us we over worried and over reacted. My instincts tell me different.
I wish people would stop the name calling and trying to belittle others too. Just remember Adam, Jeff and Steve...K.D. is right. If you lose a loved one your perspective may change.
Many businesses are learning to adapt. I Will be the first to say many have been hurt. But many have also learned to be better business owners and are running and diversifying thier businesses to better serve the clients and employees.
The unemployment rate is of course high...the extra $600 a week for people to stay home sealed that deal. Getting people to work is nearly impossible for many businesses. The statistics are not regulated or controlled environments. Thus is an ever evolving issue and as the CDC knows more and more testing is available the statistics will change.
Life as we know has changed and a new way of life has emerged. The biggest epidemic and elephant in the room is the ever increasing suicide rate. We can learn for our differences, and we can respect each other's opinions and still disagree.

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