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I'm looking to book a trip for daughter and me in December, it's WAY more affordable than I was expecting, but looking at Broadway tickets and this is the requirement. Which is fine, both of us are vaccinated, but it just seems a little overkill. All the different theatres are pretty much the same 4951

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I think we are going to see a lot of this in the future. Nobody wants to do lockdown - and it will be hard to take that step back. Businesses want to stay open - it's impossible to make someone get a vaccine so businesses are coming up with proof of vaccination. Over the weekend I read about a restaurant conglomerate who made a proof of vaccination rule to eat at their restaurants. I know many will say " well I just won't do business with such and such". That's fine- their choice- but they may find they won't be able to go anywhere or do anything.
IF the Delta variant and any future mutations get bad I'm betting we will see this rule pop up for air travel anywhere and countries doing it. 4951
IF the Delta variant and any future mutations get bad I'm betting we will see this rule pop up for air travel anywhere and countries doing it. 4951
We all have a choice and choices have consequences. I chose to get the vaccine and had several uncommon side effects that lasted a couple of weeks. I wasn't a happy camper but my choice had consequences. And I'll take a booster if it comes to that- even knowing the consequence. " the devil you know is better than the one you don't ". What I do know is I don't want to be as sick as I was years ago with bacterial pneumonia- that was an 10 PLUS on a scale of worse things that have happened to me health wise. Not being able to breath is NO joke 4951
NYC I'm looking to book a trip for daughter and me in December, it's WAY more affordable than I was expecting, but looking at Broadway tickets and this is the requirement. Which is fine, both of us are vaccinated, but it just seems a little overkill. All the different theatres are pretty much the same
BrunetteBarbie : Yea- it's kind of sad but guess it need to happen. Glad I'm not in business anymore. We all have a choice and choices have consequences. I chose to get the vaccine and had several uncommon side effects that lasted a couple of weeks. I wasn't a happy camper but my choice had consequences. And I'll take a booster if it comes to that- even knowing the consequence. " the devil you know is better than the one you don't ". What I do know is I don't want to be as sick as I was years ago with bacterial pneumonia- that was an 10 PLUS on a scale of worse things that have happened to me health wise. Not being able to breath is NO joke
mutton : I think it was Fox.
I always wear a mask when dealing with the chlorine tabs- that stuff is no joke either!! 4951
I am just happy that the theater is open again. I have always loved going to Broadway shows when in NYC but the thought of sitting in those cramped seats elbow to elbow with unknown folks doesn't sound too appealing at the present. But they were closed along time last year so whatever it takes to safely get the actors back to work and let the show go on-- I am in support of.
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