“How Many More Times...”

[Lake View Too]

This is a simple SoWal game: In this era of extreme social distancing, how many times, and with how many people, did You break the "alligator rule" yesterday? Own it.

 

[Kurt]

 

[Will B]

Zero...and that was with trips to Home Depot, Walmart, and Publix!

 

[Teresa]

Zero!

 

[30A Skunkape]

I believe Kurt and Tootsie.

 

[Leader of the Banned]

A couple of times in the last few days. They check your ID at Walmart when you buy beer.

 

[Leader of the Banned]

Also if I'm walking past someone down an aisle, I might technically violate the gator rule.

 

[Bob Wells]

I saw a person who was running leave the bike path, cross the road to avoid people. Little did she know there was a lot of bike riders who were going to make her do it all over again...

 

[Lake View Too]

I was surprised to see singular people walking the bike path with masks on, hundreds of alligators away from anybody. I talked to a friend (over the phone) who happens to be a doctor, and she said when she got out on the path, she was forced many times to break the rule, for moments at a time, and that she had wished she had taken her mask with her. Passing people, and being passed by people, huffing and puffing, now presents a problem.

 

[Lake View Too]

My personal count has not been zero every day this week. Maybe three or four people for three or four seconds. Lowe's is my main concern. I have a homemade mask sitting on the seat of my truck, but have yet to use it. Ten people had masks or bandanas at Lowes a few days ago. I guess when that number gets to twenty, I'll be one of them.