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FYI, the Devon Energy Center is opening back up to the public on Monday 6/14, 6am to 6pm, so Nebu will probably be ramping up their operations at that time too.

You should probably read the comment I was responding to, if that's your thing. Expressing concern is fine, but attempting to justify an extension to the panic, based on non-quantifiable concerns is...

The constant moving of the goal posts gets a little exhausting - at some point we all have to agree the worst is behind us and begin living our lives again.

I don't actually think I am coming off as angry Pete, maybe you just don't agree with what I have to say? At any rate, I am not mad, more like whatever emotion you would associate with a serious eye...

Really, do you really find it interesting? The beauty of my opinion is I actually don't care what other people do, other than accept that I have a different opinion. You can totally disagree with...

I have been working from home for 8 weeks because of this - during that time 250 Oklahomans have died from the covid, just over 30 per week. Of course the numbers will go up because of the more open...

I guess we will surely see OKC's number's blowing up in the next few days then. If not, I guess the overly cautious crowd will recede a bit and stop trying to force their view of appropriate...

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Now seeing some grocery supply chain problems popping up because of the shut down. This will probably get worse especially for perishables.

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It may just be the policy of your "home" Walmart; mine shows bananas are available for pickup:15911

California is testing at a very low percentage nationally 49th out of 50 states - they are a very wealthy state compared to Oklahoma and have the ability to test many more people, so if they are...

And I would assume they have 10x the medical infrastructure and 10x the funding too. I guess per capita doesn't matter when we are making a point?

I sure hope they come back - my favorite Mexican in the metro.

So is California crucifying their Governor yet?

Tacos Don Nacho is closed indefinitely.

https://www.facebook.com/Tacos-Don-Nacho-111932382175801/

And just like tornado season, many Oklahomans should not hesitate to pop a xanax to calm their nerves.

Boeing offering voluntary buyouts to all employees

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-02/boeing-expected-to-announce-voluntary-buyouts-to-all-employees

The United States has lost 45 jobs for each confirmed COVID 19 case.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-02/u-s-jobless-claims-doubled-to-record-6-65-million-last-week

Another way to look at that is 25-50% don't have to worry about being sick at all - net positive for society right? Combine that with the very high percentage of people experiencing mild symptoms...

23 vs 22 total deaths. I hope they bought enough body bags :)

The biggest takeaway right now is how hard it is to get good information on the actual state of things.

Not trying to be political at all, sorry if that's how it came across. Here is another BBC article, on how Sweden is not locking down it's citizenry in the fashion of other countries - interesting...

Yeah, this whole thing is pretty political, like people's views on COVID 19 seem to be tied to their political affiliation, which is kind of strange right? I didn't think I pointed out anything...

The jury is still out on how dangerous this actually is - that's a fact. For all the talk of high transmission rates, the mortality rate seems to be pretty low since those catching the virus...

Another thing to keep in mind is most people outside the main risk groups (elderly/immune compromised) are not being tested even though they are displaying symptoms. So in all likelihood, there are...