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I was exaggerating on the TVS. But point be made they are making quite a bit of money on UI and still not able to make rent. They are probably making more on UI then when they were working. He has one duplex in the city. He does not qualify.

My dads tenants haven't paid rent in over a year and hes short almost $20k. The stim package includes rental assistance but only if the tenant applies for it. If my dad changes the locks and kicks them out he gets charged a misdemeanor. His lawyer said there is nothing he can do. The tenants in his apartment don't care at all, they are not going to put forth any effort to get the rental assistance to help my dad out. They have big TVS and xboxs being mailed to their house nearly every week. My dad still has a mortgage to pay. Its unfair.

This is true but there are loads of people I know milking UI instead of going to look for work right now. I have no problem with the Stim payments. The not having to pay for rent/mortgage and constant UI benefits that are comparable to wages people get working are my issue. If everyone is 100% open, we should get people back to applying for jobs.

Cuomo just lowered the age requirements to 60 for New York State.

Cuomo just lowered vaccine age to 60. I think by late April/early May everyone will be able to get it.

Anyone nervous about the massive amount of government money being sent out like its nothing? You don't have to pay rent/mortgage ever again, you get unemployment forever, and free college/health insurance in the near future? I'll never have to work again, more time for storm chasing!

CDC Estimates 83 million people have been infected More people were infected since December, but I will need to wait until the CDC provides that number. Looking like the CDC ~.6% IFR that they said was most likely back last May is going to be fairly spot on. A good job of modeling by them

CDC Estimates 83 million people have been infected More people were infected since December, but I will need to wait until the CDC provides that number. Looking like the CDC ~.6% IFR that they said was most likely back last May is going to be fairly spot on. A good job of modeling by them

More good news Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine neutralizes Brazil variant in lab study as experts warn of rapid spread https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/03/09/coronavirus-covid-live-updates-us/

More good news Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine neutralizes Brazil variant in lab study as experts warn of rapid spread https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/03/09/coronavirus-covid-live-updates-us/

Markets have been crazy. GME is back to almost $200 per share. Nasdaq was down quite a bit as cyclical stocks took over with the reopening of the economy taking place. Today its up over 2%.

The variants are definitely a concern, (Mainly the Brazilian variant) but the vaccines provide protection from them to a degree. The entire point of all these lockdowns are to prevent the hospitals from being overloaded. That hasn't happened since last April. In recent studies Pfizer and Moderna protect against all known variants in that very rarely those that get the variants end up in the hospital. Once lockdowns are lifted, I highly doubt they will be put back into place. Cuomo is likely gone soon too, which should improve things. I guess we will see where the trends take us this summer. I would be shocked to not get back to normalcy besides mask wearing in crowded places by July 4th here. (Games/Concerts)

You can see the snowstorm in the graph

You can see the snowstorm in the graph.

In the meantime, here is the forecast for where I'll be this weekend sipping a nice margarita on the beach. Friday Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. Saturday Mostly sunny, with a high near 82. Sunday Mostly sunny, with a high near 82. Monday Mostly sunny, with a high near 84.

is that a controlled fire?

Todays numbers Tests: 1,323,141 Cases: 42,579 Deaths: 629 Currently Hospitalized: 39,367

After a year of lock downs I think we're at the tipping point. Bills are planning on having a full stadium for games in September. That is my definition of back to normal, so either ways its happening this year so not far out. If you look at the number of cases, hospitalizations, and those getting vaccinated we're really close. https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#hospitalizations Todays numbers Latest stats from theLawyerCraig (new covid tracking project) Tests: 1,323,141 Cases: 42,579 Deaths: 629 Currently Hospitalized: 39,367

Hit 51 today. Calling for 63 and 61 on Weds and Thursday

Hit 50 today, spring is here.

Is lost of taste and smell a thing experienced by those with minor symptoms as well as major? Do asymptomatic cases experience this as well? It seems like this is the symptom that almost all cases experience.

At what point does this pandemic become an endemic? Is there a certain threshold?

Yeah the central and southern states are all well above average. Everyone else that gets a real winter is below besides the west coast. Mt Rainer averages 650-700" a year so I think they are below normal as well. Check this out from last year over there. This is where @TugHillMatt needs to move. https://weather.com/news/news/2020-01-14-snow-depth-increases-nearly-100-inches-january-mount-rainier#:~:text=You can see how the,feet) of snow per season.

Great news, this thing is almost over.