Will kitty's house open?
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This post is from Asiff, someone who just joined the last day and has only one post to his name. Kitty just told me she is still closed.
And yet, Kitty told me yesterday that she doesn't know when it will be safe to re-open.
She hasn’t advertised since March 14, as well.
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Asiff is right. I can send you screenshots as evidence if you would like. But Kitty very clearly said that Monica is available and working. Kitty herself is not though.
Go ahead, PM them to me. I am interested. I also note that this is your first post since you joined in 2017.
It's true Kitty is not available at this time but Monica is.
But with traffic going through there I'm not partaking
It seems that I might have been misled. I am disappointed, and will try to confirm one way or another.
Thank you for this. I apologize to you and asiff for not believing you. It is shocking that this is happening and that they don’t realize the risks they are taking. I also told her that they are taking big risks.
I join with shakenbake and others. Disappointing.
However: this really won't be over until there's a vaccine. Year from now? All this 'flatten the curve' stuff is to avoid overloading the hospital system. The assumption which I keep running into is that the virus will slowly spread until 70% of the population has been infected and herd immunity starts to kick in. (Places like New Zealand that got aggressive early and right on top of tracking cases and quarantining probably won't see much of a spread. But we missed out chance, and didn't have the testing capability anyway.)
So - there will be providers who can't otherwise support themselves until the vaccine is here. And hobbyists who can't wait and are willing to take their chances. I have some sympathy.
Not for me, though ... I'm in too many high-risk groups to take this chance.
However: this really won't be over until there's a vaccine. Year from now? All this 'flatten the curve' stuff is to avoid overloading the hospital system. The assumption which I keep running into is that the virus will slowly spread until 70% of the population has been infected and herd immunity starts to kick in. (Places like New Zealand that got aggressive early and right on top of tracking cases and quarantining probably won't see much of a spread. But we missed out chance, and didn't have the testing capability anyway.)
So - there will be providers who can't otherwise support themselves until the vaccine is here. And hobbyists who can't wait and are willing to take their chances. I have some sympathy.
Not for me, though ... I'm in too many high-risk groups to take this chance.
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