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I have to ask, how realistic has it been to do such things in most places over the last year? I mean WFH or not, most places, governments have not allowed peopl
by grawprog 5y ago
I have to ask, how realistic has it been to do such things in most places over the last year? I mean WFH or not, most places, governments have not allowed people to do any of those things for the better part of a year.
- lm28469 5y agoI'm in Berlin and haven't changed a thing in my social life besides the occasional bar/restaurant I still enjoyed drinks and meals with friends outside. People made it much worse to themselves than they had to. There was a few weeks of crazy lockdown rules but even during these the police never bothered me when I was walking out at night with a friend. Most laws were passed so that they could have the legal rights to break up parties and large groups. Besides France I don't know a lot of places that enforced a "stay at home and don't meet anyone at any time for any reasons" lockdown for very long