A customer who refused to wear a mask in a Wells Fargo bank waited in the parking lot to violently ambush the manager at the end of his shift

https://www.yahoo.com/news/customer-refused-wear-mask-wells-120007818.html

 

Wow. What a deranged puss bag.

10 minutes ago, Toastrel said:

A customer who refused to wear a mask in a Wells Fargo bank waited in the parking lot to violently ambush the manager at the end of his shift

https://www.yahoo.com/news/customer-refused-wear-mask-wells-120007818.html

 

Wow. What a deranged puss bag.

Who the **** goes in banks these days? Even before the pandemic it has probably been a good 10 yrs since I needed to go in the bank. 

38 minutes ago, Boogyman said:

Yeah we all know you canceled your planned trip to the Capitol on 1-6 because your wife said so.

Not in my plans. Waste of time. No results for the effort.

3 minutes ago, lynched1 said:

Not in my plans. Waste of time. No results for the effort.

Der. Der. Der.

 

3 hours ago, Bwestbrook36 said:

Who the **** goes in banks these days? Even before the pandemic it has probably been a good 10 yrs since I needed to go in the bank. 

I do, unfortunately.  We still have clients who send us checks, as well as non payment related checks (FedEx refunds, former employee insurance payments, etc).  The check scanner we had in the office stopped working and the bank will charge us to send us a scanner that works.  Rather than doing that, I bring all of the checks to a local branch every other week (about 100 checks a month).

1 minute ago, RPeeteRules said:

I do, unfortunately.  We still have clients who send us checks, as well as non payment related checks (FedEx refunds, former employee insurance payments, etc).  The check scanner we had in the office stopped working and the bank will charge us to send us a scanner that works.  Rather than doing that, I bring all of the checks to a local branch every other week (about 100 checks a month).

Ugh that sucks. I hated going into banks. I have to pay my car payment with a check but then covid hit so they put in a drive through

9 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said:

Ugh that sucks. I hated going into banks. I have to pay my car payment with a check but then covid hit so they put in a drive through

I don’t mind going, mainly because it’s time I’m basically doing nothing but doing it on works time.  The annoying thing is that I work for a large company, so this getting a scanner shouldn’t be an issue.

I’d be annoyed if someone made me send them a check for a payment instead of offering an online payment way (unless it’s an individual).

 

9 hours ago, RPeeteRules said:

I do, unfortunately.  We still have clients who send us checks, as well as non payment related checks (FedEx refunds, former employee insurance payments, etc).  The check scanner we had in the office stopped working and the bank will charge us to send us a scanner that works.  Rather than doing that, I bring all of the checks to a local branch every other week (about 100 checks a month).

What kind of an a-hole waits two weeks to cash a check!

9 hours ago, Kz! said:

 

https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25133462-800-myocarditis-is-more-common-after-covid-19-infection-than-vaccination/
 

Huh? You’re six times more likely to get myocarditis after covid than after the shot. 

14 hours ago, VanHammersly said:

Awesome game.  By the end it was all Eagles fans.  

I had no idea there was even a game yesterday.  Did we win?

Mailata is Twitter and that Falcons defender is Alex Berenson.  So sorry Kz

11 hours ago, Kz! said:

 

Damn, so you must have had at least 12 booster shots cuz you’re dumb as F.  

Someone needs to stop this man before it's too late.

12 hours ago, Kz! said:

 

Either you and this guy are trying to be a trolls, or you losers have no idea on how to read a scientific article.

I mean for f's sake the first line in the article is 'The post-infection of COVID-19 includes a myriad of neurologic symptoms including neurodegeneration.'

In other words - get the shot so you don't have long term brain damage.

By Dec 2022, it's estimated that delta will have infected 90-95% of unvaccinated populations. If you're still unvaccinated, then basically the choice is to get the vaccine or get covid. That goes for any of your unvaccinated kids too. Even now, by the end of this current school year, most of the unvaccinated kids will have contracted delta. Whatever side effects you're concerned about with the vaccine are almost all worse with covid. 

29 minutes ago, pallidrone said:

Either you and this guy are trying to be a trolls, or you losers have no idea on how to read a scientific article.

I mean for f's sake the first line in the article is 'The post-infection of COVID-19 includes a myriad of neurologic symptoms including neurodegeneration.'

In other words - get the shot so you don't have long term brain damage.

If you have an issue with Uncle Ted's interpretation of the study, take it up with him. 

1 hour ago, Bill said:

What kind of an a-hole waits two weeks to cash a check!

https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25133462-800-myocarditis-is-more-common-after-covid-19-infection-than-vaccination/
 

Huh? You’re six times more likely to get myocarditis after covid than after the shot. 

 

8 minutes ago, Kz! said:

If you have an issue with Uncle Ted's interpretation of the study, take it up with him. 

Not being able to understand the results of a peer reviewed study isn’t the flex you think it is.

14 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

By Dec 2022, it's estimated that delta will have infected 90-95% of unvaccinated populations. If you're still unvaccinated, then basically the choice is to get the vaccine or get covid. That goes for any of your unvaccinated kids too. Even now, by the end of this current school year, most of the unvaccinated kids will have contracted delta. Whatever side effects you're concerned about with the vaccine are almost all worse with covid. 

This is basically what Fauci has been saying for the last three months.

4 minutes ago, Dave Moss said:

Not being able to understand the results of a peer reviewed study literally anything isn’t the flex you think it is.

fyp

12 minutes ago, Kz! said:

If you have an issue with Uncle Ted's interpretation of the study, take it up with him. 

Nah, I would rather take it up with the person that can't think for himself and decides to spread around Uncle Ted's garbage instead.

Vaccines Will Not Produce Worse Variants

https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/vaccines-will-not-produce-worse-variants

So one key way to cut down on the odds of a nasty mutant popping up is to just keep the virus from reproducing so much. Cut down on the number of people it infects. When it does infect people, cut down on the amount of time it spends reproducing inside the body. These countermeasures are exactly what a mass vaccination program does. Fewer people get infected in the first place, and when they do get infected, their disease course tends in the great majority of cases to be shorter and milder. A nasty variant is almost certainly going to come up by accident, so let's not have so many accidents going on constantly around the clock, around the world.

But back to the earlier discussion: what if the vaccines are still putting direct pressure on the virus? Aren't we selecting for exactly the things we fear the most? The answer to that is counterintuitive. Take a look, for example, at this preprint from July. The authors looked over 1.8 million coronavirus genomes from infections around the world, and compared that background data set to specific breakthrough infection sequences in vaccinated patients. What they find is that the genomic sequences from the breakthrough infection patients are significantly less diverse than what's seen in the wild. The authors believe that this shows that "COVID-19 vaccines are fundamentally restricting the evolutionary and antigenic escape pathways accessible to SARS-CoV-2", and that's the flip side of the above argument. You are putting pressure on the virus to escape the immune attack, but at the same time you are cutting sharply back on the pathways it can use to get there.

38 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

By Dec 2022, it's estimated that delta will have infected 90-95% of unvaccinated populations. If you're still unvaccinated, then basically the choice is to get the vaccine or get covid. That goes for any of your unvaccinated kids too. Even now, by the end of this current school year, most of the unvaccinated kids will have contracted delta. Whatever side effects you're concerned about with the vaccine are almost all worse with covid. 

That's fantastic that we'll have achieved herd immunity by the end of 2022! 

1 minute ago, Kz! said:

That's fantastic that we'll have achieved herd immunity by the end of 2022! 

Imagine all the hanson concerts you'll be able to go to in 2023!