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AZSkiffyGeek

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4. True

Reply to KarenS (Reply #3)

Wed Feb 16, 2022, 11:01 AM

Feb 2022

My wife and I have tested 3 times, in the past 4 months, always negative. We rarely go out and follow all protocols when we do. And the pessimistic people I know do the same thing - they just seem to be acting on the assumption that it will never get better and chastise anyone for suggesting it might be improving. I don't understand that perspective.

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2177 new cases on the AZ Dashboard today, Wed ; 3 deaths [View all] marybourg Feb 2022 OP

I've had some permanent pessimist friends say it's because of home testing AZSkiffyGeek Feb 2022 #1

jmo I think too that there's plenty of us that aren't going to get tested unless we 'need' to,,,, KarenS Feb 2022 #3

True AZSkiffyGeek Feb 2022 #4

gotcha,,,, KarenS Feb 2022 #5

Honestly, the only thing that has kept my sanity has been legal weed AZSkiffyGeek Feb 2022 #7

Hey,,,, no judgement from me,,,, KarenS Feb 2022 #8

It does look 'for real',,,,, KarenS Feb 2022 #2

Yes. This seems like the most sensible perspective. marybourg Feb 2022 #6