> Even more heartwrenching when you find out that the governor of California got to keep his own personal family winery open. I realize the rampant hypocrisy

> Even more heartwrenching when you find out that the governor of California got to keep his own personal family winery open. I realize the rampant hypocrisy of politicians and other elites isn't new or even surprising anymore but when the governor's non-essential business gets to stay open and the school his kids go to magically stays open for in-classroom learning, it's clear the "rules" were crafted with arbitrary loopholes for the convenience of elites while retail, food service and other lower-wage jobs were decimated and the vast majority of California's kids are still only receiving a couple hours a day of remote "Video Daycare" via Zoom that now passes for 'education' here. California now has the lowest percentage of kids in-classrooms of any state in the country.