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Quoted: Sounds like your neighbor just didn't have the business acuity/agility to repurpose her food service sales into the consumer grocery market while this shut down plays out. Hell, the grocery stores were running out of stuff because people were buying multiple units...like food service sized packs. Worst case scenario she could have donated it all to food pantries and taken a write off. With the PPP money available, she should have been able to keep those people on her payroll. With the government dough being made available...there's damn little reason anybody with enough sense to operate a business is being forced to permanently close down. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: No cruise ships, no hotel stays, no tourism, no beaches. These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. My neighbor owns a commercial food distribution biz that services restaurants and she can't afford to reopen it. All the employees(50-60) are hosed. We have to get back to work.. Sounds like your neighbor just didn't have the business acuity/agility to repurpose her food service sales into the consumer grocery market while this shut down plays out. Hell, the grocery stores were running out of stuff because people were buying multiple units...like food service sized packs. Worst case scenario she could have donated it all to food pantries and taken a write off. With the PPP money available, she should have been able to keep those people on her payroll. With the government dough being made available...there's damn little reason anybody with enough sense to operate a business is being forced to permanently close down. Sounds like you know fuck all about the PPP and/or maintaining a small business payroll. |
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It's almost like we need an economy based off real useful manufacturing jobs rather than the service/hospitality industry.
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Quoted: PART OF THE PROBLEM IS NO RESPECT FOR SUPPLY & DEMAND. gasoline at historic lows, demand at historic lows yet hotel, cruise & airline prices have actually gone up basic economics now is the time to be calling radio stations up north & giving them free 3 day vacations for contest free publicity, & winners will bring money jump start your own economy don't wait for the gov. View Quote Good idea, but....I am currently in South Beach, and ALL the hotels have been ordered shut. |
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Quoted: Ya man, just go out there and jump into Kroger/Walmart/Cosco's supply chains overnight. SUPER easy im sure.. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: No cruise ships, no hotel stays, no tourism, no beaches. These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. My neighbor owns a commercial food distribution biz that services restaurants and she can't afford to reopen it. All the employees(50-60) are hosed. We have to get back to work.. Sounds like your neighbor just didn't have the business acuity/agility to repurpose her food service sales into the consumer grocery market while this shut down plays out. Hell, the grocery stores were running out of stuff because people were buying multiple units...like food service sized packs. With the PPP money available, she should have been able to keep those people on her payroll. With the government dough being made available...there's damn little reason anybody with enough sense to operate a business is being forced to permanently close down. |
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Quoted: So your plan is for old people to eat shitty food, hope she doesnt get a virus off her mail, and not go to medical appointments. All so you can .... what? Get a haircut? Go to the park? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Lol, month? She gonna eat canned everything?!? Corona lives for days on some surfaces. You gonna disinfect her mail too? You gonna get other people to not touch her mail? Her food? thats what the freezers for. And she can open her mail with gloves before she throws it all in the shredder... This virus is not going away. So your plan is for old people to eat shitty food, hope she doesnt get a virus off her mail, and not go to medical appointments. All so you can .... what? Get a haircut? Go to the park? Gun-grabber logic on display^^^^^^ |
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Quoted: Maybe, or maybe you are projecting your feelings and ignoring reality. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I disagree. I think many more people are sick of the lies about the contagiousness and death rate. They will go out to shop and eat out. Well, the ones still employed will. Maybe, or maybe you are projecting your feelings and ignoring reality. Or maybe we are both correct that some people will stay hone and some people will go out, and we merely disagree over the ratio of who does which. |
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Quoted: Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn’t shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn’t end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. |
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Quoted: Sounds like you know fuck all about the PPP and/or maintaining a small business payroll. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: No cruise ships, no hotel stays, no tourism, no beaches. These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. My neighbor owns a commercial food distribution biz that services restaurants and she can't afford to reopen it. All the employees(50-60) are hosed. We have to get back to work.. Sounds like your neighbor just didn't have the business acuity/agility to repurpose her food service sales into the consumer grocery market while this shut down plays out. Hell, the grocery stores were running out of stuff because people were buying multiple units...like food service sized packs. Worst case scenario she could have donated it all to food pantries and taken a write off. With the PPP money available, she should have been able to keep those people on her payroll. With the government dough being made available...there's damn little reason anybody with enough sense to operate a business is being forced to permanently close down. Sounds like you know fuck all about the PPP and/or maintaining a small business payroll. Some banks sat on PPP applications or steered the $$ towards existing customers with a loan history with that bank. We have several threads in which that is mentioned. PPP wasn’t automatically granted to every business that applied for it, nor was the money infinite. |
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Quoted: Nobody lives forever. The cost of saving your mother another 10 years is everybody else in depression economy for decades, and converting America to communism. My mom died at 74, but maybe if everybody in the country contributed 10 million for her care, she would have lived another 5 years. View Quote But that's the thing though, it doesn't have to be either or. Grandma isn't going to die just because all of sudden stores other than Home Depot are open. Right now I can't (or shouldn't) visit my parents. You know what would change should Best Buy be allowed to open tomorrow? I still won't be visiting my parents until things have settled down but at least I'll be able to buy a TV. They aren't all of sudden going to croak over with Covid now that other people can get haircuts or go golfing. They'll be taking precautions no matter what, and honestly that's how it should be. Maybe we start practicing more caution around elderly. Maybe we learn better hygiene. Maybe we look at how we deal with being sick differently and actively avoid going to work or school or near other people. Maybe those places would make it less punishing to just stay home and not infect everyone. There are plenty of steps we could have, and perhaps should have done a long time ago that would have helped not only our situation with Covid but all the other infections we deal with on a daily basis. And you know what? Maybe my grandparents could have had a few extra years added on instead of dying from pneumonia a few days apart from each other. But since they didn't die of Covid who really gives a shit about them and all the others who have died? Anything to keep us supposedly safe from the current boogeyman I suppose. |
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Quoted: I've been in food service for a lot of my adult life and most stuff is in 40# packs. I've never seen a 300lb package of butter. 40# blocks? Yeah, but most foodservice operations prefer 40# cases of 1# individually wrapped blocks of butter. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: To fucking who? It's commercial food for commercial kitchens. Hotels, Restaurants. It's not packaged all nice and neat like the stuff you see in the grocery store, and your local Susan isn't buying 300lbs of butter at time. |
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Quoted: Why do these people put themselves in positions that require them to live check to check? View Quote They didnt. Their north east catering overlords did. I'm friends with tons of folks that work in various trades, in various carrers. I know chicks in their 20s that are drop dead gorgeous. They make more in a Friday night slinging drinks wearing a low cut top than a fucking paralegal makes in a week in NY. They couldn't pull that kind of money in NY as a bartender... Not where a beer in a dive bar is 8 bucks and a shot of cheap shit is 10. Florida has a seasonal economy. Colorado right? You must know of some ski resorts. Their season to make money starts as soon as the snowmakers fire up and it sticks to the mountain. They might have shit to do in the spring and summer like hang gliding or zip lines/adventure trails etc... but that's peanuts compared to what they make in the fall-winter temperature supporting... Where I grew up it wasn't out of the normal for a few weeks in december-January to be 30 40 50 below 0. But when we had 2 mild winters back to back? The coldest it ever got was in the low 40s? That crippled the local ski resort. They laid tons of folks off. Well. Florida is a much bigger version of where I used to live, just no snow and Hot as fuck. But the economy is identical. There were a few production plants, mills, farms out the ass, dairy and beef, a factory, things that provided sustainable full time employment. For the most part, seasonal type gigs. There were 2 campgrounds, 3 marinas that had boat mechanics bar/retaraunt, the ski resort, various small businesses that made their money during a certain season say spring-fall, or fall through spring. But the locals were retards and thought by appeasing cityiots from yangkahz-lawng island would result in more money... That didn't happen. Those smarmy insatiable fucks ruined it. Much like how Florida is being diluted with North east shit heels that want to dictate life to Floridians, because "back home"... I could go into a thoroughly detailed TL/DR citing how they did it, and how to stop it from happening... Two things those fuckers hate more than anything is not being waited on, people with sustainable full time employment, any I mean ANY form of production/manufacturing. Unless it's for their weekend/summer (in floridas case, winter) home. They love high taxes. They love socialized services. They love talking about how great things are in the boroughs and how terrible and awful rural upstate NY is. They love banning anything fun too. If they can't get it banned by way of zoning everything residential (damn near felony level misdemeanor for discharging a firearm within so many feet of a residential area, feet become yards, yards become acres) they'll do it through ordinances (noise first, that way you damn kids with dirt bikes and four wheelers can't go out having fun on trails on your property ending boating/jetskis) followed by fuckery the likes of which makes an HOA seem like paradise... And after they fucked it up? Sell, pack up and move to the next place to fuck up. They're worse than beer aids. They shut shit down permanently. Including town police departments. But more than 3-5 sentences? It'll be ignored. |
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The majority of politicians are trying to figure out how to keep their jobs.
They are trying to figure out how to not be blamed for causing unnecessary death. Especially by their political opposition. Prime directive #1. They must be be wrought with stress afraid to open back up without clear direction. Plus the boner they get being tryants. |
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I'm not.... our state is funded by tourism and the secondary markets that feed off tourism. Plently of good hard working people are fucked.
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Quoted: No cruise ships, no hotel stays, no tourism, no beaches. These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. My neighbor owns a commercial food distribution biz that services restaurants and she can't afford to reopen it. All the employees(50-60) are hosed. We have to get back to work.. View Quote Eh. They should have sunk the cruise ships. Stupidest vacations usually full of the blue hairs we hope die anyways |
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Quoted: How hard is it to advertise your 'will call' and do curbside delivery to her parking lot? The foodservice purveyors are doing exactly that around here. 40# case of chickens? They'll put it right into your trunk. Just gotta think outside the box. Hell, I'll bet her company even has a couple scales and some 1000' rolls of plastic wrap and butcher paper. View Quote Lot of your posts are simply wrong. The FDA has certain regulations on how packages have to be labeled in order to sell to grocery stores. Restaurants suppliers do not have produce/products that’s labeled correct for retail. So by federal law they can not sell in a retail market. But the FDA a few days ago have made a few changes so those restaurants suppliers can now sell something to grocery stores or act like grocery stores themselves. But this comes after many weeks we’re these business couldn’t sell there products. |
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#2weeksto#flattenthecurve
That’s all we need. Then we’ll get back to normal. Don’t be an ecodoomer. |
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Quoted: DC didn't shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn't end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn't shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn't end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more |
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Quoted: Are the lawmakers responsible, or the Governor? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: @SuperSixOne, half my family is out of work and hurting big time in South Florida. They all work the hospitality industry. The State's handling of Unemployment is also a complete clusterfuck. Lawmakers in Tallahassee have no clue. Are the lawmakers responsible, or the Governor? |
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Quoted: How hard is it to advertise your 'will call' and do curbside delivery to her parking lot? The foodservice purveyors are doing exactly that around here. 40# case of chickens? They'll put it right into your trunk. Just gotta think outside the box. Hell, I'll bet her company even has a couple scales and some 1000' rolls of plastic wrap and butcher paper. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Ya man, just go out there and jump into Kroger/Walmart/Cosco's supply chains overnight. SUPER easy im sure.. The foodservice purveyors are doing exactly that around here. 40# case of chickens? They'll put it right into your trunk. Just gotta think outside the box. Hell, I'll bet her company even has a couple scales and some 1000' rolls of plastic wrap and butcher paper. Exactly. While they’re whining and making excuses about this being impossible, there’s a former restaurant and fishing fleet owner doing exactly this, and doing it well. But muh free markets!!! Free market at work!!! This is the free market system GD is always screeching they want, why all the crying? @pcsutton @SuperSixOne |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Governor DeSantis says he is just not ready yet. Sad. Governor is not ready TALLAHASSEE, FL Facing an unprecedented wave of unemployment in his state and mounting pressure from the business community, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Friday he will take the weekend to cull through recommendations from a task force working on a short-term plan for reopening Florida amid the coronavirus outbreak. "I'm not concerned about specific dates as much as I am about getting it right," the governor said. "I'm going to work today, and all through the weekend, about what we need to do and make sure we're doing it in the way that makes the most sense." Meanwhile, Florida's unemployment website called CONNECT was down Friday and visitors were greeted with an online apology: "We apologize for the inconvenience. CONNECT will be available at 8 a.m Monday, April 27." DeSantis acknowledged the system was a poor investment of $77 million before he was elected governor. Even so, he said, a team of 2,200 state workers has managed to push out 200,000 payments this week. "This thing was a clunker," the governor said. "There's no doubt about it. It was designed with all these different things to basically fail." A state task force comprised of business leaders, elected officials, industry groups and educators has been meeting all week to come up with a short-term plan for reopening the state. The task force will also work on medium-term and long-term plans for reopening the state. Don't miss updates about precautions in Florida as they are announced. Sign up for Patch news alerts and newsletters. The governor's news conference on Friday came as the number of confirmed cases of the new coronavirus rose to 30,174 and deaths for the first time surpassed the 1,000 mark. See 30,174 Florida Cases Of Coronavirus; 1,012 Deaths "It's been a rough couple of months, not only for the state but for the country," DeSantis said. "People have sacrificed a lot to be able to fight the spread of this virus. We've seen people out of work in numbers that we're not used to." DeSantis did not say whether he will extend his emergency order for Florida's more than 20 million residents who have been told to stay home unless they are engaged in "essential services" and "essential activities." "There's no firm date where we've got to go to this phase or that phase," the governor said. "Let's make sure we're doing it thoughtfully. Let's make sure we have input from not just folks in the business community, in the medical community, but also folks in local government in different parts of the state." A new poll of Florida voters released this week found an overwhelming majority do not want social distancing rules relaxed just yet. The Quinnipiac University poll said 72 percent of the registered Florida voters they surveyed favor not loosening social distancing requirements at the end of April. "We have a big diverse state," DeSantis told reporters. "I think there's probably some pretty divergent views about the path forward in different regions of the state." Florida among slowest states to process unemployment claims Analysis Shows Florida Ranks Near Bottom of Processing Unemployment Claims Floridians fear they'll run out of money before they'll get unemployment checks Florida slowest state in US to process unemployment claims Under then Gov. Rick Scott's two terms, the GOP gutted the unemployment system. Republicans were cheering the cuts when the good times were happening and the economy was rocking. But they didn't build a rainy day fund for possible economic downturns. Now as a US Senator, Rick Scott is further rubbing it in Floridians' faces. Rick Scott, who gutted Florida's unemployment system, says coronavirus stimulus will pay low-wage workers too much Now Gov. Ron DeSantis has a shit sandwich on his hands. 'It's a shit sandwich': Republicans rage as Florida becomes a nightmare for Trump Florida GOP Realizes Deliberately Impoverishing the Unemployed Has Downsides Meet the lawmakers who helped Rick Scott gut Florida's unemployment system Unemployment benefits debacle could leave DeSantis out of job Dear Gov. DeSantis: Rick Scott might have created this unemployment disaster, but it's your job to fix it I believe this will have the Sunshine State go Democrat in November and hurt Trumps chances and Democrat in 2022 for the Governor's seat. Floridians are pissed. The State's Department of Economic Opportunity reports that there is 600,000 unemployed, yet they have received over 1.2 million applications for benefits so far. Less than 10% of the applications have even been processed. On top of that, the entire system is a complete cluster fuck. People can't get their applications through due to the website crashing and no one answering the phones. The hubris the GOP has shown in this state the past decade will be catching up and biting them in the ass. Tampa Mayor Jane Castor gets 78% approval rating in pandemic, outdoing DeSantis, Trump, new poll shows Gov. DeSantis' approval rating drops as governors nationwide see boost The Pandemic and Black Voter Turnout A drop in black voter turnout was a factor in Donald Trump's 2016 win. Will COVID-19 - which is disproportionately killing African Americansbring more black voters to the polls? @SuperSixOne @RyanHK21Owner |
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Quoted: So your plan is for old people to eat shitty food, hope she doesnt get a virus off her mail, and not go to medical appointments. All so you can .... what? Get a haircut? Go to the park? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Lol, month? She gonna eat canned everything?!? Corona lives for days on some surfaces. You gonna disinfect her mail too? You gonna get other people to not touch her mail? Her food? thats what the freezers for. And she can open her mail with gloves before she throws it all in the shredder... This virus is not going away. So your plan is for old people to eat shitty food, hope she doesnt get a virus off her mail, and not go to medical appointments. All so you can .... what? Get a haircut? Go to the park? Yes. The outrage is about going to the park and going to get a haircut. Not about losing businesses or rights or life savings or watching the government grow exponentially. It’s about haircuts and swing sets and making sure your near death grandma eats well. |
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The cruse ship industry has been screwing the us for years.zero fucks given on how they survive.
As for your neighbor I’m guessing some ingenuity would go a long way In moving her inventory. Sitting on their ass waiting for the government to send them cash sounds like she is a second or third generation owner |
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Quoted: Gun-grabber logic on display^^^^^^ View Quote Switch guns with virus. Yep. Lemming society. See what happens when the intent was to make life easier for the children? The children never grow the fuck up and need pampers and training wheels along with an adult in the room to cunt and cry to, to solve every woe in life for them... Risk becomes ultra taboo... When you seek to remove all forms of adversity... Wait for adverse times, like these, to strike... then sit back and laugh, shit post, at their hyperbolic reactions and justification of Attached File Levels of derp "logic". Because they can't shut the talking picture box off, can't go 5 minutes without finger fucking a phone. Once. Just once. I'd love to see the Internet and TV go out for a week. Make fuckers do out door things again! When it comes back... the amount of LOL filled threads of what GD has witnessed! Peak lols! And with no news shilling fear and pandemonium? |
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Quoted: See the folly in centering the economy around tourism and hospitality yet? Beachside hotel goes tits up? Buy it. Bulldoze it. Ship yard. Build ships for the navy and freight transporters/cruise ships etc. Instead of another HOA? Metal refinery. Electric arc smelting. Use the slag for pavement. Got train tracks that could haul steel to the ship yard east of US1. Teel DOE to suck a dick, build reactors and a nuclear processing facility. Take fissile materials, throw them in fuel rods. The other shit that's hot decay heat? Make RTGs with it encased in concrete. Give them to all the municipality buildings to power everything. Lower the cost to operate .gov? Lower property taxes. Charter boat captains? Toss the ban on off shore drilling. Drill baby drill. Fuck the transplant retirees and Muh viewz! I wouldn't mind seeing oil rigs off the coast. Look like the sun rises/sets on MONEY. Charter boat captains can run "essential workers" and gear out to the rigs for a permanent pay check AND still take tourists and retirees out fishing. No more having to hustle for snow bird season then budget the off season. Do as I suggest? Florida becomes economic power house in a year. State with no income tax? Jobs that pay? Brodozers and mcmansions for everyone. This state has a shit load of potential. And it's tossed the wayside for Disney, Tropicana, tiki bars, HOAs, and golf courses. All of which by the way, will gladly ban the right to keep and bear arms if it means more money to cater and pander to shit heels that don't want you to own firearms. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: No cruise ships, no hotel stays, no tourism, no beaches. These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. My neighbor owns a commercial food distribution biz that services restaurants and she can't afford to reopen it. All the employees(50-60) are hosed. We have to get back to work.. See the folly in centering the economy around tourism and hospitality yet? Beachside hotel goes tits up? Buy it. Bulldoze it. Ship yard. Build ships for the navy and freight transporters/cruise ships etc. Instead of another HOA? Metal refinery. Electric arc smelting. Use the slag for pavement. Got train tracks that could haul steel to the ship yard east of US1. Teel DOE to suck a dick, build reactors and a nuclear processing facility. Take fissile materials, throw them in fuel rods. The other shit that's hot decay heat? Make RTGs with it encased in concrete. Give them to all the municipality buildings to power everything. Lower the cost to operate .gov? Lower property taxes. Charter boat captains? Toss the ban on off shore drilling. Drill baby drill. Fuck the transplant retirees and Muh viewz! I wouldn't mind seeing oil rigs off the coast. Look like the sun rises/sets on MONEY. Charter boat captains can run "essential workers" and gear out to the rigs for a permanent pay check AND still take tourists and retirees out fishing. No more having to hustle for snow bird season then budget the off season. Do as I suggest? Florida becomes economic power house in a year. State with no income tax? Jobs that pay? Brodozers and mcmansions for everyone. This state has a shit load of potential. And it's tossed the wayside for Disney, Tropicana, tiki bars, HOAs, and golf courses. All of which by the way, will gladly ban the right to keep and bear arms if it means more money to cater and pander to shit heels that don't want you to own firearms. |
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Quoted: The cruse ship industry has been screwing the us for years.zero fucks given on how they survive. As for your neighbor I’m guessing some ingenuity would go a long way In moving her inventory. Sitting on their ass waiting for the government to send them cash sounds like she is a second or third generation owner View Quote How dare you! She’s a hardworking business owner! A business owner!!! Daddy .gov caused this issue and Daddy .gov needs to fix it now!!! /sarcasm Sorry to be so salty, it just pisses me off to see all the anarcho-capitalists that have bitched and moaned about any sort of government intervention for years while screaming “muh free markets!!!” suddenly crying for government intervention and social safety nets. |
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Quoted: Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn't shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn't end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? |
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Quoted: Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn’t shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn’t end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong thing? Safer at home orders: Broward 26th of March. Miami Dade 26th of March Palm Beach 26th of March FL statewide order was issued on the 30th. Effective in April 1. Beaches were shut down on the 20th in South Florida by the state. But the full orders went in via counties before the statewide order was issued. |
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Quoted: No one is blaming the .gov for the virus, we're blaming them for the retarded response. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Blaming our government for this virus is kinda like blaming the NYC city council for 9/11 This virus exists to the extent it does because China lied and concealed the truth. They are responsible for this. Every other government is simply trying to choose the least worst path through this mess...because there is no good path. I'd be fine with Trump sending a letter to China stating that we have elected to default on 100% of our debt to them, that we consider their neglect an act of war, and that in response we are writing our debt to them off our books...end of game. Fuck them...their industry...their economy...and the nations who foster them. I'm not sure who would be more pissed....China, or all the nations they owe (our) money to. No one is blaming the .gov for the virus, we're blaming them for the retarded response. Here's the thing - right or wrong (and i believe a majority of the response WAS wrong... blanket policy was not right for this), the course was already decided for us in January. The world saw the lockdowns in China, then Iran, then Italy.. the measures the Koreans and Australians were taking. The US did NOT do something no one else was - everyone panicked, and we all attacked the problem the same way (well, aside from the Swedes). Other countries are handling the financial and social impacts differently (i actually expected the Fed to implement some sort of national mortgage suspension like other countries did); but everyone is in the shitter right now. This is a worldwide problem, and we would have felt the effects even if we closed our boarders before it ever got here. |
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Quoted: Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong thing? Safer at home orders: Broward 26th of March. Miami Dade 26th of March Palm Beach 26th of March FL statewide order was issued on the 30th. Effective in April 1. Beaches were shut down on the 20th in South Florida by the state. But the full orders went in via counties before the statewide order was issued. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn't shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn't end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong thing? Safer at home orders: Broward 26th of March. Miami Dade 26th of March Palm Beach 26th of March FL statewide order was issued on the 30th. Effective in April 1. Beaches were shut down on the 20th in South Florida by the state. But the full orders went in via counties before the statewide order was issued. |
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Quoted: Exactly. While they’re whining and making excuses about this being impossible, there’s a former restaurant and fishing fleet owner doing exactly this, and doing it well. But muh free markets!!! Free market at work!!! This is the free market system GD is always screeching they want, why all the crying? @pcsutton @SuperSixOne View Quote No it isnt... We have NOTHING that resembles a free market. Want proof? This state primarily consists of "non essential" workers. There's one. When daddy .gov has say in what industry and who working in it is essential? It's no such thing as a free market. If we had a free market? PSA would be cranking out complete full auto lowers for 129.99 on daily deals and no 4473 to fill out, shipped to your door step. There's 2. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Correct, DeSantis has been hands off. Seeing it in person here in Tallahassee at the Capitol. |
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Quoted: It causes confusion in the state and businesses are affected because Company A in County Y is closed and they supply Company B in County X which is open. Since Compamy B can't get their supplies from Company A. They go under too. View Quote |
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Quoted: Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn’t shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn’t end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. Reckon he will have it open by July? |
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Quoted: Your 80 year old mother can stay indoors then, while the rest of us go back to normal. The fatality rate for people under 50 is like 1 in 10,000. And that’s assuming you get infected in the first place. https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/494034-the-data-are-in-stop-the-panic-and-end-the-total-isolation View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You have a plan for grouping lots of people together with a contagious virus on the loose that has no vaccine? I sure as heck do not. But, I suppose my 80 year old mother has had a decent run. I'm in retail construction and I can easily see that the next few years are going to suck. Your 80 year old mother can stay indoors then, while the rest of us go back to normal. The fatality rate for people under 50 is like 1 in 10,000. And that’s assuming you get infected in the first place. https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/494034-the-data-are-in-stop-the-panic-and-end-the-total-isolation Rest assured she will. The economy in Florida and throughout the Nation is fucked and will be for some time. That's my point. You may want things to miraculously return to normal, but the general public, as demonstrated, is more hesitant. That hesitation is the make or break for small businesses, the entire tourist industry, large sports venues, food service, etc., etc. The people with money, real money, are going to sit back for awhile and let things settle before they commit. |
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Quoted: Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong thing? Safer at home orders: Broward 26th of March. Miami Dade 26th of March Palm Beach 26th of March FL statewide order was issued on the 30th. Effective in April 1. Beaches were shut down on the 20th in South Florida by the state. But the full orders went in via counties before the statewide order was issued. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: These D.C. government robots with paychecks coming off the money press are so out of touch with how many Americans have nothing coming in right now. DC didn’t shut down Florida. Florida Governor shut down Florida. We just had a local daycare announce they are broke, closing for good, and selling off their furnishings and equipment. If DeSantis doesn’t end this bullshit shutdown then May will bring 1000s more Didn't most of the big counties already have orders in place by the time the state wide order hit? Some did on their own. But DeSantis shut down South FL on his own, then made it statewide. Perhaps I'm looking at the wrong thing? Safer at home orders: Broward 26th of March. Miami Dade 26th of March Palm Beach 26th of March FL statewide order was issued on the 30th. Effective in April 1. Beaches were shut down on the 20th in South Florida by the state. But the full orders went in via counties before the statewide order was issued. I was slightly off in the scope, but DeSantis moved first. DeSantis closed a number of businesses in Broward and Palm Beach counties on March 20 by EO.https://www.flgov.com/wp-content/uploads/orders/2020/EO_20-70.pdf |
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Quoted: Maybe. Maybe some of us will be buying foreclosed houses on the cheap. We'll see , Johnny Reb. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Wife and I are ready to inject some $$ in the SWFL economy when things open up, we will head down, spend at restaurants and bait shops soon as they open. Hoping for mid May, guess we will see.
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Quoted: Rest assured she will. The economy in Florida and throughout the Nation is fucked and will be for some time. That's my point. You may want things to miraculously return to normal, but the general public, as demonstrated, is more hesitant. That hesitation is the make or break for small businesses, the entire tourist industry, large sports venues, food service, etc., etc. The people with money, real money, are going to sit back for awhile and let things settle before they commit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You have a plan for grouping lots of people together with a contagious virus on the loose that has no vaccine? I sure as heck do not. But, I suppose my 80 year old mother has had a decent run. I'm in retail construction and I can easily see that the next few years are going to suck. Your 80 year old mother can stay indoors then, while the rest of us go back to normal. The fatality rate for people under 50 is like 1 in 10,000. And that’s assuming you get infected in the first place. https://thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/494034-the-data-are-in-stop-the-panic-and-end-the-total-isolation Rest assured she will. The economy in Florida and throughout the Nation is fucked and will be for some time. That's my point. You may want things to miraculously return to normal, but the general public, as demonstrated, is more hesitant. That hesitation is the make or break for small businesses, the entire tourist industry, large sports venues, food service, etc., etc. The people with money, real money, are going to sit back for awhile and let things settle before they commit. I'll be ready to contribute to their economy come July...……….ready to go to the beach |
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Quoted: Rest assured she will. The economy in Florida and throughout the Nation is fucked and will be for some time. That's my point. You may want things to miraculously return to normal, but the general public, as demonstrated, is more hesitant. That hesitation is the make or break for small businesses, the entire tourist industry, large sports venues, food service, etc., etc. The people with money, real money, are going to sit back for awhile and let things settle before they commit. View Quote and alot of businesses that go quick were hanging on to begin with. This will eliminate alot of middle men. not sure thats a bad thing overall. |
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