[Denver]

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[Smithy]

Stay inside I have **** to do this summer girls

[Cherie]

Half the thickos don’t know what they are being asked to do....I have no hope

[The Slim Reaper]

Not sure how there's been enough time yet. People dying now were infected a month ago, so we have to allow for those infected prior to lockdown, and those infected during the initial lockdown period to play out.

[Tom4784]

It's not going to happen, sadly.

I work in a town centre and there's more people around since the lockdown began than there was before. We are pretty much having our best sales ever and it's down to people wanting to nip out to buy cushions and paint to do up their houses. People aren't staying in, they aren't going out just for essentials.

This lockdown will last for months.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's not going to happen, sadly.

I work in a town centre and there's more people around since the lockdown began than there was before. We are pretty much having our best sales ever and it's down to people wanting to nip out to buy cushions and paint to do up their houses. People aren't staying in, they aren't going out just for essentials.

This lockdown will last for months.

But blame should be layed at the shops and government for allowing the shops that are not selling none essentials to remain open.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Not sure how there's been enough time yet. People dying now were infected a month ago, so we have to allow for those infected prior to lockdown, and those infected during the initial lockdown period to play out.

It take 2 weeks to recover with non health issues and 6 weeks with health issues they say so if people followed the rules and stopped the spread it's possible

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

It take 2 weeks to recover with non health issues and 6 weeks with health issues they say so if people followed the rules and stopped the spread it's possible

There is also the initial incubation period, which is approx 7-14 days.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

It's not going to happen, sadly.

I work in a town centre and there's more people around since the lockdown began than there was before. We are pretty much having our best sales ever and it's down to people wanting to nip out to buy cushions and paint to do up their houses. People aren't staying in, they aren't going out just for essentials.

This lockdown will last for months.

What essentials are being sold for this shop to remain open

[bots]

they were never going to reduce the figures to zero, what they had to do was cause enough impact so that the pressure was lessened on the NHS. If the peak happens in the next week or 2 and the NHS is still coping, the objective will have been achieved.

They will reduce the severity of the lockdown at some point before people go insane, but it will be done in small steps, checking every 3 weeks if it has had a severe impact or not

It's going to take a long time before things are back to normal, if they ever really will be, the working from home directive could remain in place permanently until there is a vaccine or the number of infected reduce to double digits

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

But blame should be layed at the shops and government for allowing the shops that are not selling none essentials to remain open.

No blame should be at the idiots that are going out buying non essentials

[Nicky91]

no way this lockdown should be lifted by may then, since you sadly have stupid idiots who cannot stay at home on their own


12 month lockdown would be best

[Crimson Dynamo]

I will wait till the scientific experts tell us what to do based on the data that they get nationally and not base any opinion on my own anecdotal opinion

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

But blame should be layed at the shops and government for allowing the shops that are not selling none essentials to remain open.

No, if you hear 'we're in lockdown, only go out for essentials.' and you decide to have a day out at the shops then you're to blame. Even if you tighten up the lockdown completely like Italy did, you'd still be getting people going out because of stupidity.

If people listened then we would be out of lockdown sooner rather than later.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

No blame should be at the idiots that are going out buying non essentials

Logic says they can’t go to a shop if it ain’t open.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

No, if you hear 'we're in lockdown, only go out for essentials.' and you decide to have a day out at the shops then you're to blame. Even if you tighten up the lockdown completely like Italy did, you'd still be getting people going out because of stupidity.

If people listened then we would be out of lockdown sooner rather than later.

If you have a shop selling non essentials then you will get idiots going to it.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

No blame should be at the idiots that are going out buying non essentials

If a shop is open then its assumed the Govt has deemed it essential one would assume

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Cherie

What essentials are being sold for this shop to remain open

Medics, hardware equpment, pet supplies, hygiene products.

We've got tons of essentials yet our gardening and decorating supplies are empty. We're rapidly running out of things in the Home section which is stuff like throws, cushions, candles and such.

It's ridiculous.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Half the thickos don’t know what they are being asked to do....I have no hope

Yes a better title for this
Adam's Dream thread

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

If a shop is open then its assumed the Govt has deemed it essential one would assume

essential for me would be a ''pharmacy'' or ''grocery store''

although the former, you can (at least in my country) order medication via Phone and they come drop it off at your home

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

If you have a shop selling non essentials then you will get idiots going to it.

But those idiots will look for any excuse to go out. It's easy to blame the shops but at the end of the day, most of the shops that are sill allowed to be open should be dead business wise but they aren't.

You can only do so much if people aren't listening to guidelines and they aren't

[arista]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Not sure how there's been enough time yet. People dying now were infected a month ago, so we have to allow for those infected prior to lockdown, and those infected during the initial lockdown period to play out.

Yes Johnson PM
Dragged his feet

[MTVN]

Let's be honest there are next to no shops which sell exclusively essentials so there will always be people buying things they don't strictly need

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

But those idiots will look for any excuse to go out. It's easy to blame the shops but at the end of the day, most of the shops that are sill allowed to be open should be dead but they aren't.

You can only do so much if people aren't listening to guidelines and they aren't

Your shop should only be selling essentials.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Let's be honest there are next to no shops which sell exclusively essentials so there will always be people buying things they don't strictly need

Some shops like B&M have blocked off their non essential isles