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Buckeye_Democrat

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5. I live in the Dayton area, but haven't been out...

Reply to FarPoint (Reply #2)

Wed Mar 24, 2021, 06:24 PM

Mar 2021

... enough lately to notice.

My grocery pick-up order a few days ago was certainly less busy than usual. My car was the only one there! It seemed that almost everyone else chose to walk inside. Everyone that I saw was wearing masks, at least.

More people need to realize that they can still get infected even if they're fully vaccinated. The odds of being hospitalized or dying are extremely low, but that might change if the virus keeps spreading and we get new variants!

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Minnesota reports 89 COVID-19 cases in vaccinated individuals [View all] question everything Mar 2021 OP

89 cases out of 800,000 fully vaccinated people is 0.00011 percent bearsfootball516 Mar 2021 #1

0.011% /nt progree Mar 2021 #3

Very impressive! Buckeye_Democrat Mar 2021 #4

Math is hard for me! bearsfootball516 Mar 2021 #7

I myself am full vaccinated... FarPoint Mar 2021 #2

I live in the Dayton area, but haven't been out... Buckeye_Democrat Mar 2021 #5

The other evening, Monday around 5 pm... FarPoint Mar 2021 #8

I've been to that restaurant in the past. Buckeye_Democrat Mar 2021 #9

If it is a larger amount, in a localized area, I could see other reasons. LizBeth Mar 2021 #6

The vaccines we have so far don't prevent infection. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2021 #10