I guess Davis county is better than South Jordan 😉

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Apr 8, 2020
10:06:31am

Littlerich Truly Addicted User

I guess Davis county is better than South Jordan 😉

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Littlerich

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Utah! People working together Utah! What a great place to be....

4/8/20 8:45am

yeah forget you google. Dr Fauci likes us

v1k0u6

4/8/20 8:46am

Well mayor Mendenhall doesn't agree...

CoachSpeak

4/8/20 8:48am

Well, she has a degree in Gender Studies from the U of U so...

CougarTailDevourer

4/8/20 10:22am

That song will always remind me of the latter part of elementary

SUAVO

4/8/20 8:48am

That song brings back memories

macdizzle

4/8/20 8:49am

Utah utterly debunks the COVID doomsayers

Busiturtle

4/8/20 8:51am

People are mobbing Costco? I would say most of the state is following social

Littlerich

4/8/20 8:57am

Hardly a mob at Costco on Tuesday. (Very measured and proper, based on my view.)

MichCoug

4/8/20 9:02am

Go back ten days

Busiturtle

4/8/20 9:12am

I was there 10 days ago and it was the same as it was Monday. More than 10 days,

Littlerich

4/8/20 9:15am

I’ve seen the South Jordan Costco parking lot absolutely packed multiple times since the restrictions have come out.

LifelongAP

4/8/20 9:42am

I guess Davis county is better than South Jordan 😉

Littlerich

4/8/20 10:06am

"Play outside". They have shut down many parks and recreation areas altogether

cracka

4/8/20 8:59am

"Recently"

Busiturtle

4/8/20 9:03am

I live in downtown SLC. It is a ghost town. People are definitely staying home.

4/8/20 9:17am

So when will Herbert lift the restrictions?

CallingDingo

4/8/20 8:53am

After Utah has peaked and sees a persistent decrease in %positive tests

Littlerich

4/8/20 8:55am

Rumor has it govenor's office is shooting for one death a month before lifting

4/8/20 9:04am

rumors are rumors. They are monitoring the data and will gradually lift

Littlerich

4/8/20 9:06am

I actually just made that up. But in all honesty I am not sure how much lower UT

4/8/20 9:11am

we are steadily at about 5% positive for tests, they want that to go down

Littlerich

4/8/20 9:14am

To what end? Current models aren't projecting hospital beds anywhere near

4/8/20 9:27am

and those models include continued social distancing

Littlerich

4/8/20 11:21am

No disagreement there. I hope if UT get's to 3% testing the get a gold plaque

4/8/20 11:32am

I heard it was just 1 death a year. Can't be too cautious.

CougarTailDevourer

4/8/20 10:24am

Good news, 2022 looks bright!

4/8/20 10:53am

Won't that just result in another spike?

cracka

4/8/20 9:08am

There will definitely be different peaks of covid and non-covid issues which is

Littlerich

4/8/20 9:14am

September. . .2021.

ReyOso

4/8/20 8:59am

His initial 8-12 week timeline would indicate somewhere between 5/11 and 6/8

jreid191

4/8/20 9:11am

The replies in that thread are dumb

Akilleez

4/8/20 9:20am

BUT ON THE MAP THE MEDIA SHOWS WE DON'T HAVE A STAY AT HOME ORDER!!!! WE'RE DOING IT WRONG!!!

SpiffCoug

4/8/20 10:09am

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