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Anonymous wrote:You sound punitive OP.

No, OP led with the tennis when he or she should have said instead that this family is still doing play dates, shopping and doing other outings. OP adds that above. I'm betting any family this oblivious to things is not a family practicing distancing, wearing masks and ensuring everyone's hands are properly cleaned etc.

I agree with you, OP--they're jerks. They'll be so shocked when one of them ends up infected.

NP here and OP was hoping dcum would side with her and when they didn't she started adding changing the story to make them look bad. Btw PP you are wishing harm on other families so no wonder you agree with the OP.

Wow. I’d consider myself on the stricter end of the spectrum - we have not allowed play dates or come into contact with any friends or family other than waving hi from a distance. We are paying our nanny and housekeeper to stay home, and have been since March 14. We have not gotten any takeout or delivery food from anywhere. We have not been to a grocery store since March 14 and have only been doing grocery delivery, which we then sanitize. But I would totally allow my kids to play tennis if they did that. You’re definitely far enough away, unless you’re playing doubles, and the fact that people might open and close the same gate/door onto the courts can easily by solved by hand sanitizer or gloves. I think the people commenting that tennis is dangerous are just jealous.

Anonymous wrote:You sound punitive OP.

No, OP led with the tennis when he or she should have said instead that this family is still doing play dates, shopping and doing other outings. OP adds that above. I'm betting any family this oblivious to things is not a family practicing distancing, wearing masks and ensuring everyone's hands are properly cleaned etc.

I agree with you, OP--they're jerks. They'll be so shocked when one of them ends up infected.