Plexiglass Might be Counterproductive

[Darts]

Plexiglass can be 'counterproductive' to proper COVID-19 ventilation, experts say | CBC News

 

[basketcase]

Plexiglass can be 'counterproductive' to proper COVID-19 ventilation, experts say | CBC News

No shit. But it protects customers who are only in a business for a few minutes.

 

[Jubee]

No shit. But it protects customers who are only in a business for a few minutes.

When you order food for take out or if you're dining in, how many of the people that handle your food and plates got the shot?

 

[basketcase]

When you order food for take out or if you're dining in, how many of the people that handle your food and plates got the shot?

Considering all the data says infection rarely spreads through surfaces and there is no evidence of transmission through cooked food...

 

[Jubee]

Considering all the data says infection rarely spreads through surfaces and there is no evidence of transmission through cooked food...

How about when they're in the back, talking amongst each other?
I've picked up pizza a few times and over half the time I noticed the guy making the pizza was not wearing his mask properly and once no mask at all, UNTIL, I walked through the doors and of course the mask was put on or adjusted properly.

I can't imagine that they're all 100% safe behind closed doors, nor have they ALL been injected with the shot.

 

[basketcase]

How about when they're in the back, talking amongst each other?
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Again, there isn't evidence of transmission through food. If you have some, please share.

But of course plexiglass on its own isn't as good as plexiglass and ventilation.