I just finished writing my review. Feels good.
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nice, job done… now ianother 83 easy good reviews until another bad one?
Good morning, Slaves.
I woke up to my first booking (7 days) in the new year yesterday and before the day was out I received my second booking for tonight with this man and his wife.
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Shes in Texas and he’s at OU. It’s my understanding that he isn’t allowed out of the state. There are 8 people in our home. I think we are all lookBig forward to meeting and visiting with them. Her name is Tamara and before I could approve her, she began to beg for us to not turn them away. Apparently they had been rejected by 6 other hosts.
I am disappointed at how paranoid people are. I went into Homeland the other day and they had a new cough screen installed at the registers. Every employee was wearing a face covering. Some customers were also covered but a woman came near me in the produce section, uncovered. I smiled and nodded in her direction but she just started apologizing for getting too close and when we passed again in an isle, she apologized again, to which I assured her it was fine.
The fear Rona is creating in people is crazy to me. It acts just like the flu and if you have weak lungs, the flu can kill you just as easily but I’ve never heard anyone suggest the world cover their faces over the flu. I also don’t like not being able to identify who I am standing near and what a celebratory time for thieves.
Is he on probation or parole? Why can’t he leave the state?
I don’t know but I will ask them. This is the only visit they will get for 2 weeks because she said this was suppose to be peak week in Oklahoma. He is working at OU.
Right now it is 50 times more deadly than the flu and more contagious. But we will see in the end.
How is it more contagious than the flu?
“The new coronavirus causing COVID-19 has led to more than 454,000 illnesses and more than 20,550 deaths worldwide. For comparison, in the U.S. alone, [the flu] (also called influenza) has caused an estimated 38 million illnesses, 390,000 hospitalizations and 23,000 deaths this season, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).”
It doesn’t say here how many hospitalizations Corona has caused but I don’t understand how it is worse than the flu from the information provided in this article.
Beyond this, other studies about COvid-19 or the Wuhan Virus are inconclusive?
Influenza:
“Cold and flu virus-laden droplets may remain infectious for several hours, depending on where they fall. Viruses generally remain active longer on stainless steel, plastic and similar hard surfaces than on fabric and other soft surfaces. Other factors, such as the amount of virus deposited on a surface and the temperature and humidity of the environment, also determine how long cold and flu viruses stay active outside the body.
Coronavirus:
“It is not certain how long the virus that causes COVID-19 survives on surfaces, but it seems to behave like other coronaviruses. Studies suggest that coronaviruses (including preliminary information on the COVID-19 virus) may persist on surfaces for a few hours or up to several days.”
No vaccine.
I don’t personally believe it’s 10 times as deadly as the flu. Note, this is a belief, not scientific fact, nor am I asserting it to be fact. I’m basing my belief mainly on the Icelandic study which showed most people to be asymptomatic (they didn’t even know they had the virus). This leads me to believe that the infection rate is far higher than we think, and therefore the mortality rate is consequently far lower. Just my guess.
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I wanted to share a little about our guests. Our initial visit was somewhat different. We didn’t shake hands but we did get close enough to touch elbows which was a little weird and didn’t seem professional at all. Paul couldn’t leave the state because it was OU’s policy. Upon his return he would have been required to self quarantine 14 days.
They reassured that this virus was not all that deadly for most people but as Dan said, no vaccine is a real issue in containment which does create a higher risk of exposure for those with lung issues.
He is an Anesthesiologist. The reason he was wearing a hazmat suit was because they were operating on a cancer patient whose cancer was in or near his ear and they were going to be working around an air passage near the back of the ear(I learn something new every day), which caused me to think about my dentist and he confirmed, they are not “essential” workers.
When I asked him about the vaccine he mentioned the “ridiculous conspiracy theories” so I mentioned the ID2020 issue and he responded with, “Yeah, well that actually would be a problem.” That sort of puts my mind at ease since I’m assuming he’s a lefty and from his comments I’m assuming he would be against Gates’ global ID system.
When I asked him why our number of deaths were so much higher than in DC, he reminded me of our eating habits and general poor quality of heath Oklahomans have making high exposure in this region of grave concern.
Besides people with lung disease he said people with diabetes were at higher risk. I thought it was kind of odd that they singled out diabetes. Not only did they single out diabetes, they reiterated the point that getting this virus was as deadly for them as someone with weak lungs.
On a lighter note, they have 6 children. 
She said they were turned away by 6 other hosts.
Before they left they brought us two N95 masks and a large bottle of hand sanitizer. I’m grateful.
Why were they turned away by the other hosts?
Because they are in heath care and she told them up front that he was on the “front lines.” That they just wanted one day together. She literally begged me not to turn her away. That was AFTER she booked. Go figure.
Why the pissgo? Female impotence again?
Forget that…did you just straight up lose your p___y?
Crazy Nutboy. Sloppy shit chute crazy nutboy. Wrap it in banana leaves and feed it to your mommy.
Did you lose your manners?
He had manners before?
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They sound like interesting people.
They were and humble and were very thankful to be able to spend a few hours together.
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