[Cardfan1]

Let me clue you on something Cardfan. For every one who's decided to stay home in the way the Governor has asked, I guarantee there is a counterpart out there whose travel habits are limited only by the fact that most of the places they want to go are closed. Very frequently I see cars and trucks jammed with passengers out and about. Cars loaded with teenagers going through McD's and etc. Then there is the shutdown for Kentuckians as far as interstate travel is concerned, we have to self quarantine for two weeks if we dare leave the state "by plane or by car."

Ohioans however, not so much. Throughout all of this CV epidemic saga to my knowledge, there has been no strings whatever on our neighbors to the north limiting or infringing on travel, or shopping and all manner of commerce frankly, in Kentucky.

I heard Varney flipping out today because some genius said only one in five restaurants which have been ordered closed will in fact reopen. The rest are out of business for good. He went on to speculate and bemoan the social distancing rules that will certainly have an adverse effect on the restaurants which are fortunate enough to open. A guest had to remind MR Varney of one inescapable fact that not of lot of folks are talking about right now. Anybody who has any concerns of catching CV are not going to venture out to such public places until we get a vaccine. Until that happens businesses will be sparsely visited.

You’re not “clueing me in” I see it everyday. I see tons of people be irresponsible. I’ll have to say I don’t like seeing the out of state license plates around my town. We will be seeing them more and more as the summer gets closer. Those folks won’t quarantine.

Several businesses will struggle and close. The same thing may have happened if there weren’t closures. Business would have been down without government and creditor assistance.