Yes, most do, however possibly not enough for when this gets to it's peak, which some people predict is still a week or two away.
Yes, we're close to a shelter in place, as is almost every single state. But it's still spreading in various communities and when you have shopping centers / malls still open, it's a huge concern. Scheels where I live was absolutely flooded with people. I've seen shopping center parking lots completely filled. That increases the spread, which takes it to other places like work environments. There are also work places that are still open who have hundreds of employees that this could be spreading in.
I have said before I just have not seen the massive amount of people out. I also have been against a shelter in place. With that said I would be supportive of shutting down malls for the most part. For example Jordan creek could be shut down minus the Apple store and maybe some sort of appointment only thing for Scheels.
I'm for whatever helps at this point. If our elected officials deem it necessary to shut everything down for a week or two, then I'd comply. I think the measures you said above are a must. Anything to limit this spread and to not have our healthcare system become overwhelmed. If we end up shutting down entirely or specifically in our larger populated areas, we'd be doing nothing different than many other states are doing.
I noticed that as well. We went out on Sunday to buy eggs from an acquaintance who has chickens. And every car we met seemed to have old folks driving it. And yesterday, I had a midday grocery pickup from Hy-Vee and almost every person I saw in the parking lot appeared to be above the age of 60.
My reason for that was people still need phones and Apple has made it so only they can fix an iPhone. Have they announced ways to deal with people who have broken Apple items for the time being?
