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It also means that when someone does “test positive” they’ll continue to virtue signal by taking a week off to catch up with their TV shows and ride their bikes lest they (oh no!) expose others. This means people wearing masks when riding their bikes and driving by themselves in cars. This means that the COVID hysteria will also never end. They also shut their mouths, lest they endure the COVID-hysterical abuse from the people in this world that are still COVID hysterical.
They shut their businesses earlier (like a few in my neighborhood are already doing). Just suggesting that an employee actually do their job, even if they’re not feeling 100%, risks cancellation, excommunication and harsh abuse in the public domain. They don’t come to work, and they’re allowed to behave that way because God forbid an employer demand that they work from home or they return after only a few days or (gasp!) even while positive - because, OMG, what if someone else gets a cold too or has a relative at home over the age of 95 that may die when COVID is added to their list of all their other afflictions? The employees who view COVID as an extended vacation. Is that selfish and rude? Considering that so many people rely on my business for their livelihoods, I kind of think it’s the opposite.īut then there’s another group. So I work through it, just like I’ve worked through every other ailment I’ve had over the years, from a broken ankle to a stomach bug. I have employees and customers and partners and suppliers that I can’t let down just because I have the sniffles.
I took Tylenol and used up a box of tissues.Ī cold has never stopped - and will never stop - a business from operating, and it surely doesn’t stop business owners from doing what they need to do to keep their businesses operating.
I talked to colleagues on the phone or on Zoom. They took to their beds for a day or two and had aches and pains. When I tested positive for COVID, I treated it like a cold - I mostly avoided people just like I would with any infectious disease.
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