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UncleTomsEvilBrother

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11. No because...

Reply to customerserviceguy (Reply #9)

Thu Apr 16, 2020, 03:58 PM

Apr 2020

...we already know that they practice sanitizing precautions suggested by health experts. My suggesting of closing down establishments were based on time enough for the staff to quarantine. I would imagine if a business could afford to prove sanitizing standards and ensuring proper quarantine it would make sense.

You asked a good question.

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