Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You all are crazy. I won't say where I work but let just say that there are numerous cases of covid spread from people sharing food in groups (pizza, takeout, side items).
Do as you must but your naivety is a big reason this virus remains rampant.
My kids are in travel sports and do plenty if other activities, but you as a parent should learn when to say no.
Luckily when we started travel, all of the shared snacks went away.
Ummmmmm if they were having lunch gatherings, they weren’t getting covid from the food. Do people really still think you can get covid from food?!?
Lunch gathering is completely different. Just the process shared items passing through multiple people, masks off, eating, talking etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You all are crazy. I won't say where I work but let just say that there are numerous cases of covid spread from people sharing food in groups (pizza, takeout, side items).
Do as you must but your naivety is a big reason this virus remains rampant.
My kids are in travel sports and do plenty if other activities, but you as a parent should learn when to say no.
Luckily when we started travel, all of the shared snacks went away.
Ummmmmm if they were having lunch gatherings, they weren’t getting covid from the food. Do people really still think you can get covid from food?!?
Anonymous wrote:
Latest from the CDC on Covid surface transfer: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/22/health/cdc-coronavirus-touching-surfaces.html?searchResultPosition=3
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You all are crazy. I won't say where I work but let just say that there are numerous cases of covid spread from people sharing food in groups (pizza, takeout, side items).
Do as you must but your naivety is a big reason this virus remains rampant.
My kids are in travel sports and do plenty if other activities, but you as a parent should learn when to say no.
Luckily when we started travel, all of the shared snacks went away.
Ummmmmm if they were having lunch gatherings, they weren’t getting covid from the food. Do people really still think you can get covid from food?!?
Anonymous wrote:You all are crazy. I won't say where I work but let just say that there are numerous cases of covid spread from people sharing food in groups (pizza, takeout, side items).
Do as you must but your naivety is a big reason this virus remains rampant.
My kids are in travel sports and do plenty if other activities, but you as a parent should learn when to say no.
Luckily when we started travel, all of the shared snacks went away.