The Coronavirus Thread...

Cowboysrock55 said:
That is pretty fucked up. I hate the bullshit god told me to do something excuse. Like god wants you to make the pandemic worse and have your workers suffer. I don't even care about the guys net worth but don't use god as an excuse. Just admit you like money.
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Cowboysrock55 said:
That is pretty fucked up. I hate the bullshit god told me to do something excuse. Like god wants you to make the pandemic worse and have your workers suffer. I don't even care about the guys net worth but don't use god as an excuse. Just admit you like money.
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To be fair, there are two sides to him staying open. Yes, he profits, for sure. But, if he closed his employees wouldn't get paid.
 
Iamtdg said:
To be fair, there are two sides to him staying open. Yes, he profits, for sure. But, if he closed his employees wouldn't get paid.
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Yeah and I don't agree with the implication that he needs to continue paying employees because he has 6.4 billion dollars. That money would dry up real fast.
 
 
L.T. Fan said:
I had only one opinion, that being projecting deaths by the media was a stupid thing to do because it caused more panic and added to the problem.
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The media isn’t projecting deaths. Orgs like CDC and WHO are the ones crunching numbers, not your local news anchor.
 
Good thing is, I'm seeing way more of this than the bad people today. I think I'm going to focus on posting the positive shit from here forward,

 
 
 
 
 
 
My sister lives in Nashville. They just ordered a two-week lockdown.
 
 
bbgun said:
My sister lives in Nashville. They just ordered a two-week lockdown.
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I heard from multiple places a 2 week lockdown is coming. I get being safe, but at what cost? What are you willing to give up?
 
Cowboysrock55 said:
Yeah and I don't agree with the implication that he needs to continue paying employees because he has 6.4 billion dollars. That money would dry up real fast.
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I know something about this individual from way back. He had a little store in Oklahoma City across the street from the bank I worked in. His shop was primarily models and crafts and it was small. It was called Hobby Lobby back then. His in-laws came to me and requested a loan so they could allow their son in law to expand into another shop with different items and location. I made the loan and they gave him the money and he opened another in a part of the city. It all started there.
 
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