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Originally Posted by thinkxingu
Though Major and I almost never agree in whole, I've found his comments consistent and honest. I'm kinda tired of people criticizing others on this forum—especially with current threads about the forum's tone (define: irony). Disagreement is awesome, but attacks aren't.
As I have stated elsewhere, I think our approach doesn't have to be bipolar—we can help the economy by opening businesses with strict guidelines.
For example, why the heck are golf courses closed? It would be super easy to make that whole system no-contact. And restaurants and small shops? Let's offer outside eating with spaced tables and distance requirements.
I think, like many of the issues in America, the answer is in the middle...but we're so polarized it's hard to find it.
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expenses associated with opening some establishments at 50% capacity is the same expenses as if they were to open at 100% capacity. The problem is that they are only open at 50% capacity. (do the math).