Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic

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so your oldest infected that family?

I'm not sure who infected who. He's in the same class as the kid, so it's possible one/both got it from school, or the kid's mom had it and infected them, or my ex had it and infected the family. I'm playing it safe and avoiding my parents for Thanksgiving and deferring pickup of the kids until next week.
 

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But you know it's the truth. That loss hurts so bad. They looking for that one chance to say that Facebook-paranoia shyt at the table.

Hold hands at the table, praying to god, and after they say grace, guy is going to go, "Bet Kamala is a Muslim? Doesn't it sound Muslim?"

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"Now get your f*cking shine box..." :stopitslime:
 

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Amazon.com Inc. is doling out hiring bonuses as high as $3,000 to make sure it has enough people to squeak through the busy holiday shopping season. That’s stoking resentment among existing workers who recently got coupons for Thanksgiving turkeys as a thank you for their hard work.



Social-media chatrooms where Amazon workers congregate have lit up. One worker shared a photo of a $15 turkey voucher, prompting others to boast they received coupons for $20 or $25, while others lamented that they got nothing. When a worker in Alabama said his warehouse got $10 vouchers, colleagues joked that it was barely enough to buy a turkey leg. Others mordantly counseled fellow workers to look on the bright side—at least the turkey vouchers were tax-free, unlike the bonuses.



Amazon’s willingness to risk dissension in the ranks reflects a dawning reality: Many Americans are reluctant to re-enter the workforce, despite a national unemployment rate of 6.9%, double the pre-pandemic level. Searches for seasonal work dropped 25% from 2019, according to job site Indeed.com. Partly that’s because some workers still receive unemployment benefits. Partly it’s because they’re afraid of catching Covid-19.

Amazon’s $3,000 Signing Bonuses Irk Workers Who Got $10 Coupons
Cant be mad at the free market. @DEAD7
 
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