About Us ThisisBigBrother.com

Captain.Remy · 06-05-2020, 09:50 PM

I work from home during this lockdown, but us in France will lift pretty much all restriction on Monday and I can't say I'm too happy to go back to the office next week, especially considering public transportation. I guess the first days will feel weird, but then we'll have to get used to living with the virus and the country needs to restart again at some point.

Kizzy · 06-05-2020, 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

I work from home during this lockdown, but us in France will lift pretty much all restriction on Monday and I can't say I'm too happy to go back to the office next week, especially considering public transportation. I guess the first days will feel weird, but then we'll have to get used to living with the virus and the country needs to restart again at some point.

Will you be wearing a mask at all?

Captain.Remy · 07-05-2020, 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Will you be wearing a mask at all?

Yes I will have to in order to take the tube to the office and back.
They're trying to enforce the "one seat available out of two" policy which knowing the amount of people use it won't be really respected. And the amount of people in there after not seeing a lot of people for 2 months straight will probably freak my out for a week and then I'll get used to it.
I wish I could use our car but my fiancé needs it to go to work.

At least I won't be in the office full time, half of the week at home and the other at the office. Better than nothing

It's just having to deal with anxiety of being locked up, getting used to it and now feeling like going back to "normal" is so impossible. It triggers more anxiety to get out there than staying in for a lot of people. I'm sure it does also in the UK.

And to top it all, the French senate rejected the post-lockdown plan which was fine to begind with, and now it's causing useless confusion for everybody.

Cherie · 08-05-2020, 08:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain.Remy

Yes I will have to in order to take the tube to the office and back.
They're trying to enforce the "one seat available out of two" policy which knowing the amount of people use it won't be really respected. And the amount of people in there after not seeing a lot of people for 2 months straight will probably freak my out for a week and then I'll get used to it.
I wish I could use our car but my fiancé needs it to go to work.

At least I won't be in the office full time, half of the week at home and the other at the office. Better than nothing

It's just having to deal with anxiety of being locked up, getting used to it and now feeling like going back to "normal" is so impossible. It triggers more anxiety to get out there than staying in for a lot of people. I'm sure it does also in the UK.

And to top it all, the French senate rejected the post-lockdown plan which was fine to begind with, and now it's causing useless confusion for everybody.

Oh interesting to see how that works out...they need to tape off the seats at least I guess?

Captain.Remy · 08-05-2020, 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie

Oh interesting to see how that works out...they need to tape off the seats at least I guess?

Apparently that's what is happening, a friend took the tube this morning and told me it was starting to be done this way with yellow tape all over them. So we'll see. Apparently it's the same in Paris too and other large cities. I suppose you'll get the same policy in the UK.

Marsh. · 08-05-2020, 02:52 AM

*bumps old thread to start argument*

*tries to take high ground over being argumentative*

Keep posting pictures of fit birds Zizu, words are not your strong suit.