What's worse, stores having mass of people going in and out or a restricted set of workers they can try to keep apart? Right now, yes those workers are at grea

What's worse, stores having mass of people going in and out or a restricted set of workers they can try to keep apart? Right now, yes those workers are at greater danger than not working (and maybe they deserve extra pay here) but I would argue that for the public good Amazon better than in person stores at the moment.