Concerts

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OP, I only pay to listen to classical music concerts. Since my children were well-behaved relatively young, we started taking them to such venues at a young age. It's worked out well. In Covid times, my unvaccinated youngest needed a negative PCR test within 72 hours of the concert. All attendees must wear a mask.

Next week I am attending my daughter's youth symphony concert. Can't wait!

Your daughters concert is a bit different than a regular indoor concert with thousands of people.

We started taking ours to rock concert at about 8. We stopped with covid. Zero chance I'd go to an indoor concert or activity outside my child's concert.

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Anonymous wrote:When do you get to go see live musicals or concerts that are not for kids again? Is there an age range when it finally becomes feasible again?

I go anytime I see someone I like playing. I trust the science and feel comfortable anywhere.

Science is not stopping Covid.

Science created the vaccine, I have 3 shots and Covid will be here forever so whatcha going to do? I’ll take my chances with the occasional breakthrough case where I’m going to have a slight illness if I have a breakthrough, instead choosing mental health the rest of the way.

Right, so you 100% trust science. But, you clearly don't or you would would think you cannot get covid with it.

If your mental health is an issue, get therapy. If you are that fragile, you might need a vacation at a mental hospital.

Yea, reading comprehension is not your strong point and that’s ok, as we all have weaknesses. I believe I said that I’m aware that we can still get breakthroughs but the vaccines have been protecting the vaccinated, anyway if we have the occasional breakthrough so yes the science works otherwise there would be no point to getting the vaccine in the first place.
You skip concerts or whatever you want to do staying in your home the rest of your life, but I trust the fact that the vaccines work and if I get Covid the vaccines still work to protect me. 98 percent of people dying are unvaccinated so will I take a 2 percent chance I’ll be fine? You’re darn skippy

Enjoy Covid. If you were more responsible we could get through this and all of us go back to what we enjoy.

More responsible? What? I have gotten all three shots the second I was eligible, wore a mask for a year, even around family, including if it was only one person and the responsibility falls with the unvaccinated now. It’s on them. I’m definitely not the reason we are still in this mess, but going I’m completely comfortable inside without masks because as soon as you get through your head that the vaccines work than we can get back to living. The unvaccinated need to do what they need to do to stay alive. I’m fine.

Do you not understand its not just the unvaccinated spreading covid and most people are vaccinated in this area? Vaccinated are spreading covid especially with the new variant. Why can't you get it through your head that theses vaccines are not perfect and people like you are the problem just as much as the unvaccinated.

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Anonymous wrote:
OP, I only pay to listen to classical music concerts. Since my children were well-behaved relatively young, we started taking them to such venues at a young age. It's worked out well. In Covid times, my unvaccinated youngest needed a negative PCR test within 72 hours of the concert. All attendees must wear a mask.

Next week I am attending my daughter's youth symphony concert. Can't wait!

Your daughters concert is a bit different than a regular indoor concert with thousands of people.

We started taking ours to rock concert at about 8. We stopped with covid. Zero chance I'd go to an indoor concert or activity outside my child's concert.

You might want to get vaccinated, than

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Anonymous wrote:When do you get to go see live musicals or concerts that are not for kids again? Is there an age range when it finally becomes feasible again?

I go anytime I see someone I like playing. I trust the science and feel comfortable anywhere.

Science is not stopping Covid.

Science created the vaccine, I have 3 shots and Covid will be here forever so whatcha going to do? I’ll take my chances with the occasional breakthrough case where I’m going to have a slight illness if I have a breakthrough, instead choosing mental health the rest of the way.

Right, so you 100% trust science. But, you clearly don't or you would would think you cannot get covid with it.

If your mental health is an issue, get therapy. If you are that fragile, you might need a vacation at a mental hospital.

Yea, reading comprehension is not your strong point and that’s ok, as we all have weaknesses. I believe I said that I’m aware that we can still get breakthroughs but the vaccines have been protecting the vaccinated, anyway if we have the occasional breakthrough so yes the science works otherwise there would be no point to getting the vaccine in the first place.
You skip concerts or whatever you want to do staying in your home the rest of your life, but I trust the fact that the vaccines work and if I get Covid the vaccines still work to protect me. 98 percent of people dying are unvaccinated so will I take a 2 percent chance I’ll be fine? You’re darn skippy

Enjoy Covid. If you were more responsible we could get through this and all of us go back to what we enjoy.

More responsible? What? I have gotten all three shots the second I was eligible, wore a mask for a year, even around family, including if it was only one person and the responsibility falls with the unvaccinated now. It’s on them. I’m definitely not the reason we are still in this mess, but going I’m completely comfortable inside without masks because as soon as you get through your head that the vaccines work than we can get back to living. The unvaccinated need to do what they need to do to stay alive. I’m fine.

Do you not understand its not just the unvaccinated spreading covid and most people are vaccinated in this area? Vaccinated are spreading covid especially with the new variant. Why can't you get it through your head that theses vaccines are not perfect and people like you are the problem just as much as the unvaccinated.

If you have 3 shots, breakthroughs are still rare and if you get it, you’re fine. Vaccinated people aren’t dying so get that through your head.