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12. Allowing this to be set up right next to a closed outdoor dining area was the city's fault

Sat Dec 5, 2020, 07:49 PM

Dec 2020

I don't see how anyone can say this doesn't look bad and isn't going to hurt when other businesses want to open.

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I support covid restrictions but could someone explain this to me? [View all] ripcord Dec 2020 OP

I think we are going to be hearing more about this ripcord Dec 2020 #2

It's an employee cafeteria or a movie set. Phoenix61 Dec 2020 #4

They test each person every day n/t FreeState Dec 2020 #5

Wow! But it makes sense. nt Phoenix61 Dec 2020 #6

They didn't test everyone. LisaL Dec 2020 #21

No they don't . They lied about it. JI7 Dec 2020 #23

The problem is optics ripcord Dec 2020 #7

But the news that's reporting it does know FreeState Dec 2020 #10

The comparison to the eating areas are misleading. JI7 Dec 2020 #8

They don't need "ammo," but since you're worried about it looking bad Hortensis Dec 2020 #9

My question is how is it they get rapid testing every day. Srkdqltr Dec 2020 #13

Money buys privilege ripcord Dec 2020 #14

They pay for it. chowder66 Dec 2020 #16

OK.. My husband is having a procedure soon Srkdqltr Dec 2020 #17

Yes, we do need somebody to do something about this Claire Oh Nette Dec 2020 #18

Another Melissa tirebiter Dec 2020 #19

She raised money on gofundme so she got that JI7 Dec 2020 #22