<> Wrote:
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> Does your source know that anything in "mass"
> during a pandemic does not pass go?
>
>
> Your thesis rests on a rickety foundation, some of
> us have noted certain things of "mass" are clearly
> a "go" during this pandemic and the unemployed
> seem to find the wherewithal to travel to these
> work events.
> Some might have anticipated that those that need
> to travel, but fear airlines at this time, would
> perhaps choose the more secure quarters of a
> private room in a sleeping car. The "source" was
> an oblique reference to the wife and thought even
> the most addled mind on here could figure that one
> out. She engages with the crew on their
> observations and reflects on her own, these being
> from the time she last rode the Builder, which was
> in the waning days of March in this year of viral
> awareness.
> Nonetheless you should thank me for providing a
> post that is seemingly noncontroversial, but
> counterintuitively was adequate to promote your
> urge to be snarky.


No snark on you or yours.

For seven months I have been watching my local mass transit carry no more than three people (including the driver!).

Church mass is touch and go.

You can hear a pin drop in the airport terminal !

The mass of closed venue/bars sends spasms down every level of stakeholders spines!

The only mass growing is layoffs to plug the massive hole in the general fund.

When I heard the traffic report on KFI, it was sponsored by Amtrak !

Somewhere down there must be freezing over by now.