The Coronavirus, not the beer

sturg33 said:
People gonna leave cities in droves, after this. Virus, lockdowns, rioting... it's not worth it

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I'd think Comm'l Real Estate would take a dip as well. People are finding out that they can work remotely and get along just fine with WAY less OH. I'd be looking to exit that market.
 
Tapate50 said:
I'd think Comm'l Real Estate would take a dip as well. People are finding out that they can work remotely and get along just fine with WAY less OH. I'd be looking to exit that market.
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Yeah. Pendulum will swing until market prices react and then it gets too cheap to not buy again.
 
I remember moving to downtown a few months after 9/11. Got a pretty good deal. Loved living there. Corner of Worth and Broadway, where Chinatown, the Financial District and Tribeca meet.

I think NY will always be a Mecca.

I've been thinking of moving back to the city. Kinda hate Westchester. My son finishes HS in a year and no reason for me to stay in the burbs beyond that.
 
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Arizona is an interesting experiment. We'll see how far masks and spontaneous behavioral changes in the face of a surge in cases gets you. Ducey allowed local governments to enact mask requirements June 17.
 
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nsacpi said:
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Arizona is an interesting experiment. We'll see how far masks and spontaneous behavioral changes in the face of a surge in cases gets you. Ducey allowed local governments to enact mask requirements June 17.
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With no evidence of it at all the natural lifestyle of the virus will be attributed to mask wearing.

Cant make this up.
 
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Times running out for panic crowd.

Now they'll just say masks are a panacea because they realize how stupid they were.
 
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nsacpi said:
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Nice to look at but knowing cuomo cooking the books for nursing homes shows howisleading a graphic like this can be.

It was so bad in NY that they categorized virus deaths in a hospital where the virus was contracted in a nursing home as a non nursing home death.

Who kmows how many other srates did the same.

But continue this idiotic si se puede narrative.
 
sturg33 said:
The gaslighting on this one has been amazing.

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Are you serious?

NY averaged 8K+ cased per day for over a month at the start of the pandemic. FL and TX peaks have come nearly 4 months since the pandemic started. I think it's safe to say we've learned quite a bit on how to treat the virus since then.

Surely you can't be this dumb. You're comparing apples and oranges.
 
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Carp said:
Are you serious?

NY averaged 8K+ cased per day for over a month. Not only that, but FL and TX peaks have come nearly 4 months since the pandemic started, so we've learned quite a bit on how to treat the virus.

Surely you can't be this dumb. You're comparing apples and oranges.
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Lol

You are right... NY, which had the highest death rate in the world despite locking down and mandating masks... totally nailed it!!

Whereas FL, who has a tenth of the death rate as New York, is participating in human sacrifice experiments.

Lol

TLHLIM
 
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