Caballus
Well-Known Member
Boils down to discipline in my brain. Wait staff wear masks and wash their hands (or use sanitizer) between orders. If they do that, they mitigate risk by using common sense. If they don't they spread COVID by being undisciplined. Most of what I'm seeing back home (States) is from a lack of discipline (accompanied by a bunch of whining and blame game).But....In my brain this is what I see. Table 1 has the vid. Wait staff delivers food or takes order and now had a nice hand full of the vid. Wait staff doing their job goes to another table and now hands them that hand full of the vid. If it was as contagious or as terrible as some lead us to believe, we would all have had it by now because of interactions like this right? But it's not because (again just my understanding) it's a percentage game. % for wait staff to get that hand full. % for that hand full to get to other table. % for other table to get it even after being handed to them. In gaming life when farming for an item, there is a percentage rate that the thing that has the item even spawns, then another percentage rate if you get the specific item you want. It means you wont get that item unless you make it your day job to get it. Am I at least partially correct in this?
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