I got this feeling that many big brick and mortar type buildings will continue to go by the wayside as there will be reassessments of their costs vs benefits. This will have a negative impact on many custodial and maintainence type jobs.
But boy, I’m not sure how my business can survive this kind of shut down.
This is going to be tough. Very concerned I’m going to loose my employee base, which is so frustrating. Finally had my team exactly the way I wanted it…
I brought up west Nile at the last minute because when we had an outbreak some years ago, I thought here I am minding my own business and this stupid little mosquito has the potential to give this to me.
Fast forward to present and here we are minding our own business and chinese eat some weird ■■■■ and it is now contagious.
Maybe it is optimistic to say one and done but i think sneaky says it best, we never are promised tomorrow.
I know our flu seasons have been worse and they are spiking later in the season. About right now. The last couple of years the hospitals I work for have limited visitation because of the widespread of flu.
An international blue ribbon panel will be formed to name future viruses to ensure that no one’s feelings are hurt. Libs will protest the reference to a blue ribbon panel and will demand that we call it a rainbow ribbon panel. Others will demand that the person who is ill be allowed to choose “their” own name for the illness based on whatever name “they” identify with. Patients who recover will also demand reparations given the stigma associated with being called a former patient. Bottom line, people won’t change.
The other sad thing about higher ed is that it is one of the only (if not the only) type of business that does not have to back its product with any type of warranty or money back if one doesn’t get the good job they were hoping for.