68nova200
Well-Known Member
they might be driving them to keep them healthy during the down time. diesel engines hate to sit for long periods of time.
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meal delivery?
Thought i read an article for our area that kids the usually get breakfast and lunch supplied at school are getting
food delivered. There was a pic of the bus, but i don't remember them referencing using a bus.
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
That's fantastic
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
I'm to far from the bus lot to justify that and it's every day I think pat figured it out
rick81721
Lothar
Not a problem here, I take the mustang out every other day. Seems car guys are getting antsy, lots of cruisers and red light racers are out
They were delivering my sons school work (they have done this 1 time) with the school bus
My wife was telling me that they are putting way less people on vents at morristown now....She said they are trying to not put any people on them...instead opting to lay them face down and put them on oxygen instead. They have been having more success with this method over ventilators.
Which is in line with what i was reading in the NYT yesterday
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/14/nyregion/new-york-coronavirus.html
So my guess is that A. we're not going to run out of ventilators. B. next month we will have warehouses of ventilators that will never get used.......
My wife was telling me that they are putting way less people on vents at morristown now....She said they are trying to not put any people on them...instead opting to lay them face down and put them on oxygen instead. They have been having more success with this method over ventilators.
Which is in line with what i was reading in the NYT yesterday
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/14/nyregion/new-york-coronavirus.html
So my guess is that A. we're not going to run out of ventilators. B. next month we will have warehouses of ventilators that will never get used.......
THATmanMANNY
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4/15 COVID19 STIMULUS PENDING IN MY BANK!!!!
@Bike N Gear
FTR I don't agree with this crazy ass MFer. I just found everything coming out of his mouth NUTS!
When you see the chinese wearing tyvek suits to test and treat patients, you know something is really wrong!
I've taken over the shopping. Mrs is too scared. I wear the mask but not gloves. I just make sure I don't touch anything else but the stuff I need to buy and after checkout I sanitize and before I get to driving I santitize
Have you been to the post office?! I only went to drop a package off but they have plastic sheets taped around the entire vertical plane of the counters. It is very ghetto.
I hope all these PPE practices hold after this pandemic. People need to be more aware of their health and other people's personal space.
@Bike N Gear
FTR I don't agree with this crazy ass MFer. I just found everything coming out of his mouth NUTS!
When you see the chinese wearing tyvek suits to test and treat patients, you know something is really wrong!
I've taken over the shopping. Mrs is too scared. I wear the mask but not gloves. I just make sure I don't touch anything else but the stuff I need to buy and after checkout I sanitize and before I get to driving I santitize
Have you been to the post office?! I only went to drop a package off but they have plastic sheets taped around the entire vertical plane of the counters. It is very ghetto.
I hope all these PPE practices hold after this pandemic. People need to be more aware of their health and other people's personal space.
With 80% of Covid patients not coming off a ventilator once started, finding alternatives is definitely a good thing.
I read we shouldn't be wearing gloves since they really should be one time use. They say it's better to just constantly wash your hands. It's tough in the shop. I go through gloves all day long and half the time I accidentally touch the wrong side and have to toss and wash again.
Still waiting to see or hear anything about SBA loans, but good to know I can still get decent steak.
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www.wsj.com
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Ruth’s Chris Steak House Gets $20 Million From Coronavirus Aid Program
The high-end dining chain is among the first public companies to disclose it has received a government-backed loan to support payroll, days after the $350 billion program to aid small businesses started taking applications.
www.wsj.com
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
What do you mean I have a Subaru it's supposed to knock
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
That's the mustang affect, red light racing and running into crowds at cars and coffee
He's in Florida where you don't need a Mustang to run into crowds.
Still waiting to see or hear anything about SBA loans, but good to know I can still get decent steak.
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Ruth’s Chris Steak House Gets $20 Million From Coronavirus Aid Program
The high-end dining chain is among the first public companies to disclose it has received a government-backed loan to support payroll, days after the $350 billion program to aid small businesses started taking applications.
hopefully the 5000 employees are actually getting some of the $.
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
Anyone know what I can do with my dependant care fsa? I'm about to start an LLC in Delaware for Daddy day care and invoice myself
TimBay
Well-Known Member
Have you tried cancelling it due to the pandemic? Doubt they'd do anything retroactively, but maybe going forward you can keep the cash in your paycheck.
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
I tried to stop it
Got my stimulus check direct deposited today, too bad I can't go out on a rager and blow it all.
So just as an interesting data point, my grandmother went to the hospital about two weeks ago and tested positive for the coronavirus. She's 87, diabetic, smoked her whole life, is mostly wheelchair bound, and generally speaking, is not in great health. She was in the hospital not doing well for the first few days, then was doing a bit better, and she has since been released to a rehab facility. She was never put on a ventilator.
So just as an interesting data point, my grandmother went to the hospital about two weeks ago and tested positive for the coronavirus. She's 87, diabetic, smoked her whole life, is mostly wheelchair bound, and generally speaking, is not in great health. She was in the hospital not doing well for the first few days, then was doing a bit better, and she has since been released to a rehab facility. She was never put on a ventilator.