COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)

[mannyrs13]

it was all good just a week ago



this shyt is gonna get REAL ugly by April 1st

Worst April fools day ever.

 

[High quality poster]

it was all good just a week ago



this shyt is gonna get REAL ugly by April 1st

It wasn’t good a week ago. The numbers will continue to go up as we test.

 

[StretfordRed]

A 37 year old Brit died but it’s unknown if he had underlying health conditions.

This age of death keeps getting lower and lower by the day

 

[NobodyReally]

Something seems fishy that New York has half of the countries cases. I know that it's the most densely populated city, I believe in the country, don't know about the world. But this had to have been spreading for much longer then they told us. What's the comparison between NYC and the entire state? Might even be beating out every other state just in the city alone.

When I used to live in NYC, hardly anyone I knew had a car. It was just a pain in the ass to drive in that traffic and try to find inexpensive parking, not to mention the car insurance rates are sky high. Most people living in the city take public transportation. 1/3 of the adults there don't even have a driver's license. There's no other city in the country that has such an extensive subway and bus system. All of those public metro card machines, step rails, subway poles, hand grips, and seats. They get cleaned once a week...maybe. Not to mention people cram in tight like sardines for their daily commute. It was the perfect disaster waiting to happen.

 

[head shots101]

Back on the train tomorrow

Back working my morning hospital job so I have to take the train

Can't front earlier in this thread I was taking this lightly

 

[head shots101]

When I used to live in NYC, hardly anyone I knew had a car. It was just a pain in the ass to drive in that traffic and try to find inexpensive parking, not to mention the car insurance rates are sky high. Most people living in the city take public transportation. 1/3 of the adults there don't even have a driver's license. There's no other city in the country that has such an extensive subway and bus system. All of those public metro card machines, step rails, subway poles, hand grips, and seats. They get cleaned once a week...maybe. Not to mention people cram in tight like sardines for their daily commute. It was the perfect disaster waiting to happen.

I might just hop the train bro ....I'm not trying to touch the machine no lie

 

[calixprynce]

It wasn’t good a week ago. The numbers will continue to go up as we test.

relatively speaking it was. The cases are multiplying by 7 every week

 

[Pacni99a12]

Back on the train tomorrow

Back working my morning hospital job so I have to take the train

Can't front earlier in this thread I was taking this lightly

Eh, we're all wrong sometime

 

[Standing on business]

It wasn’t good a week ago. The numbers will continue to go up as we test.

Not really, the people who are testing positive now most likely had it a week ago

 

[mannyrs13]

I might just hop the train bro ....I'm not trying to touch the machine no lie

You gonna clear it or vault over?

 

[head shots101]

You gonna clear it or vault over?

Was thinking that ....like damn I'm not trying to touch that shyt

 

[JLova]

Public transit is one of the biggest “spreaders” of this virus. All the dense cities with public transit are a breading ground for this virus.

 

[mannyrs13]

Was thinking that ....like damn I'm not trying to touch that shyt

MTA better let people ride for free for sometime to avoid anyone touching anything. But I don't know if they can do that.

 

[360dagod]

Stay out of Miami

 

[head shots101]

MTA better let people ride for free for sometime to avoid anyone touching anything. But I don't know if they can do that.

I'm going ask tomorrow morning like yo I'm not trying to touch this shyt