Is this stupid or not?
Some local governments in the US have barred "essential" stores, such as grocery chains or big-box retailers, from selling "nonessential" items such as clothing and toys.
26-30, F
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Graylight · 51-55, F
It's not stupid. It limits the distance and time a shopper can spend in that closed environment, minimizing exposure to others and from others. Additionally, it minimizes the surface area touched by a potentially infectious shopper.
The US has to get over itself and we should start remembering what is essential and not essential, open material good end behavior.
The US has to get over itself and we should start remembering what is essential and not essential, open material good end behavior.
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@Graylight I get it. I just think that most people are still working and they might need to buy clothing. Underwear even? No?
I said it before, I’m unemployed so I don’t need clothes but others might.
I said it before, I’m unemployed so I don’t need clothes but others might.
SW-User
@SimplyTracie Then they go online to do it you can still buy everything you want online
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@SW-User That’s true. I buy most stuff online. Still others don’t shop online. 🤷♀️
SW-User
@SimplyTracie Everyone is having to adapt to the circumstances we are all in and clothes and toy shops should not be open
Graylight · 51-55, F
@SW-User Exactly. I'm not sure when this nation turned into such a collective group of children. We're asking you to take a staycation. Try weathering a category 4 + hurricane and spending the next 35 days with no air conditioning or power. Then imagine that instead of picking up hair dye at Walmart your concern was having a full bucket of water to flush a toilet. Sleep in a 95 degree weather with full humidity and rain.
You are not being inconvenienced by being kept from manicure tools at CVS.
You are not being inconvenienced by being kept from manicure tools at CVS.