The current conventional wisdom is that they’re hurting because of the ban on “elective” procedures, but it turns out that most admissions are caused by the entertainment industry (restaurants and bars). Shut down all the purveyors of alcohol and food poisoning, and the beds are empty.
Patricia cut my hair last weekend with a Wahl electric clipper that I’d bought for ten bucks at Ross years ago, but we’d never used. She overdid it, and I look like I’m ready for boot camp, but she’d probably do better with practice and learning how to use it. I’ve heard Jesse Watters describe how his wife had learned to cook, and now I’m wondering how many of us will go back to paying other people to cut our hair and cook for us, now that we’ve figured out we can actually do it ourselves? Of course, I’ve never been a big restaurant goer, for reasons I’ve discussed several times here: the cost, and the nutrition. I’ve probably been affected by this as little as anyone.
It’s definitely a bad idea to exercise wearing one.
The infuriating thing about this is the inability of some people to understand that there are no risk-free actions, or to accuse people who think that destroying the economy is sort of a bad idea of wanting grandma to die. They act like children.
[Update early afternoon]
The uncertainties of mask use demand that no one be forced to wear them.
It certainly appears that way. As the man said, Biden has been wrong on almost every foreign-policy issue for decades.
[Friday-morning update]
Genuinely curious to hear what is "divisive" or "fear mongering" about saying that Chinese Americans are angry with what the Chinese Communist Party has inflicted upon the world. pic.twitter.com/PNGZP4RgOd
— Jerry Dunleavy IV 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) May 13, 2020
He’s not the best politician that money can buy, but he’s what they have.