COVID and pot luck

[Anonymous]

Quick poll - work has a pot luck and I signed up to bring something in the crockpot. Tonight my youngest tested positive for Covid. I tested negative on a rapid test. Should I still bring homemade food? Or try to buy something prepackaged?

[Anonymous]

You should stay home for a couple of days

In the future, don't support work pot lucks.

[Anonymous]

I’m not going to stay home. I’m a teacher and it’s the last week of school. I will wear my mask and eat in my room alone and test daily.

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure it will really make a big difference, but go with prepackaged. At least you won't feel guilty.

[Anonymous]

DH tested negative for 3 days with symptoms. I wouldn’t participate in the potluck. But agree with your masking route at work until you test otherwise.

[Anonymous]

Stay home.

[Anonymous]

I would take it, heat will kill the germs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DH tested negative for 3 days with symptoms. I wouldn’t participate in the potluck. But agree with your masking route at work until you test otherwise.

She does not care and is fine infecting an entire school.

[Anonymous]

Take the food and enjoy your potluck!

[Anonymous]

I would also skip the potluck since you can not mask while eating. That would be more of an issue than the food.

[Anonymous]

Doesn’t matter about the food but you should definitely not be unmasked around anyone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m not going to stay home. I’m a teacher and it’s the last week of school. I will wear my mask and eat in my room alone and test daily.

I get it.

I would take a prepackaged something just to be safe.

[Anonymous]

You should definitely not bring any food. You shouldn’t be there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m not going to stay home. I’m a teacher and it’s the last week of school. I will wear my mask and eat in my room alone and test daily.

My kid caught covid in the last week of school (different system) and it sucks. She's missing so much stuff: end of year parties, visit with grandparents, potentially missing camp. Wish you'd stay home and not infect others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m not going to stay home. I’m a teacher and it’s the last week of school. I will wear my mask and eat in my room alone and test daily.

Please stay home. If my family missed vacation or my kids missed a camp week because of your selfishness, I would be livid.