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> an even more tepid "if you're from the same household you can sit at the same tables" This makes perfect sense. Imagine asking parents to sit at separate ta
by koheripbal 6y ago
> an even more tepid "if you're from the same household you can sit at the same tables"
This makes perfect sense. Imagine asking parents to sit at separate tables from their children. If kids in a home are infected - trust me - everyone in that house is infected. Have you ever tried to social distance from a 3 year old?
- mercer 6y agoIt makes sense in theory. In practice I already know a bunch of people who will just claim they're from the same household. And many of those are not typically 'asshole' types.
- ckdarby 6y agoWhich is still fine because these are also probably the same people who drove in the same car there or will repeat the same stuff next week anyways. No difference than being in the same household. Not saying I agree just pointing out it isn't really worth arguing what rules will/can be bent.
- mercer 6y agoHa, that's a good point, actually. I suspect it's mostly, but not entirely true. In my circles the 'meet at a bar or other public place' circle is significantly wider than the 'meeting at someone's place' circle. But perhaps even that looser circle is still good enough compared to the pre-lockdown situation (clubs being open, for one).