Originally Posted by
cumquat
I’d like to think your theory is solid
Chatting with a WL yesterday . She’s not in Sydney at the moment. Though was discussing some of her friends who are or, have been working private out of apartments in Sydney
One at least recently had contracted covid and despite a positive test continued to work.
So I’m uncertain why you would think that shops will get the green light based on 1-1 basis at a time. It’s close contact . Big no no
And going to be a long time before enough of the population vaccinated too allow your scenario to unfold even the argument the sex ind will lobby and govt police see it is a necessary evil re: sex offences cannot see having much weight or merit
Definitely avoid risky behaviours, follow health orders, get vaccinated
Sure going to a shop may not qualify a as a super spreader event , though 5-10 women in a shop per day with 10 customers each may qualify as just as able and likely to spread from that one contact.
And TBH shops themselves Do not well practice exacting hygiene standards at the best of times and I certainly see no pretence of deep cleaning pre Covid let alone since lockdowns ceased last year .
What was the length of shop closures last year ? 5 months ?
It’ll be a while and shops will be the last too open.
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