You had to fly due to work?
- kingcong39

Sort of. I had promised to help someone out with something. Probably not the wisest thing, and most likely could have got out of it, but I'm willing to live with it all at this point.

Is Ullmark/ Murray a stronger combo than Ullmark/ Hutton? Or is it a push that’s gonna cost you more cap dollars?
- Gr8daygo

Most likely, but Murray would cost assets to acquire and there are some UFA options this year that could be an upgrade from Hutton as well.

They don't have the manpower to enforce the quarantine. The only way you get caught is to commit another crime, then they can tack that charge on.

I have friends that own a vacation home in Florida. All their rentals canceled through June. They took their whole family down there because even if they did get tagged with a quarantine, at least they have a pool down there.
- buffalofan19

There's nothing to do in Florida that's what I'm saying everything is closed

He would be stuck in a hotel room for 5 days its a waste ..

There's nothing to do in Florida that's what I'm saying everything is closed

He would be stuck in a hotel room for 5 days its a waste ..
- gerbe75pts

Not if you have your own property down there.

Not if you have your own property down there.
- buffalofan19

Stuck in your house is stuck in your house.

Doesn’t matter where it is

Not if you have your own property down there.
- buffalofan19

That's great my family has a house in south beach ..

Family people around the age 40 could have fun our age is partying and going to the beaches and chilling which you can't do

Stuck in your house is stuck in your house.

Doesn’t matter where it is
- dadeadhead

I'd rather be stuck in a bigger house where it's 70-80 degrees with a pool than stuck in 50 degree weather without one. That decision becomes even easier if you have kids like my friend does.

Also, I have first hand knowledge that what the media is reporting about the quarantine and what the actual reality is, are polar opposites. Yes, the bars are closed, but you can still do takeout, and nobody's stopping people from going to the beaches. Maybe it's different in other areas like Miami, but the Tampa/St. Pete/Bradenton area is going unpatrolled.

I'd rather be stuck in a bigger house where it's 70-80 degrees with a pool than stuck in 50 degree weather without one. That decision becomes even easier if you have kids like my friend does.

Also, I have first hand knowledge that what the media is reporting about the quarantine and what the actual reality is, are polar opposites. Yes, the bars are closed, but you can still do takeout, and nobody's stopping people from going to the beaches. Maybe it's different in other areas like Miami, but the Tampa/St. Pete/Bradenton area is going unpatrolled.
- buffalofan19

The beaches are crowded?

The beaches are crowded?
- kingcong39

No, but they're not ghost towns either. There's plenty of space, and families/groups are keeping to themselves.

Sort of. I had promised to help someone out with something. Probably not the wisest thing, and most likely could have got out of it, but I'm willing to live with it all at this point.
- buffalofan19

Live with it?

Hope you stay safe 19. At some point everyone will be affected by the virus. Think about your family.

No, but they're not ghost towns either. There's plenty of space, and families/groups are keeping to themselves.
- buffalofan19

Cool i hope they all get arrested and spend 21 days in jail ..

If people would stop doing there own thing this poop would end sooner .

They don't have the manpower to enforce the quarantine. The only way you get caught is to commit another crime, then they can tack that charge on.

I have friends that own a vacation home in Florida. All their rentals canceled through June. They took their whole family down there because even if they did get tagged with a quarantine, at least they have a pool down there.
- buffalofan19

Hopefully they don't need big brother to make them do the right thing after traveling. It's true there's really no way to enforce newcomers to isolate, short of tracking of every arrival into town. Just gotta beware of the locals, though....

Live with it?

Hope you stay safe 19. At some point everyone will be affected by the virus. Think about your family.
- Boss34

I'm not too worried about it, and neither is my family.

The Warren Buffet quote "be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful” doesn't just apply to investing. The fact that everyone is scared to fly and planes are averaging 5-10 people per flight most likely makes them a place less likely to contract or give out the virus than a grocery store, that is before considering the extra precautions the airlines and airports are taking (constant wiping down of airport fixtures, extra sanitizing before and after each flight, no serving snacks or beverages on the plane, etc.). It also saved me a bunch of money because flights cost next to nothing right now.

That's how I choose to look at it. If I get burned, then I own it and live with the consequences.

I'd rather be stuck in a bigger house where it's 70-80 degrees with a pool than stuck in 50 degree weather without one. That decision becomes even easier if you have kids like my friend does.

Also, I have first hand knowledge that what the media is reporting about the quarantine and what the actual reality is, are polar opposites. Yes, the bars are closed, but you can still do takeout, and nobody's stopping people from going to the beaches. Maybe it's different in other areas like Miami, but the Tampa/St. Pete/Bradenton area is going unpatrolled.
- buffalofan19

Can always take that nice 18hr drive. Don't know if there enforcing anything like that.

I'm not too worried about it, and neither is my family.

The Warren Buffet quote "be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful” doesn't just apply to investing. The fact that everyone is scared to fly and planes are averaging 5-10 people per flight most likely makes them a place less likely to contract or give out the virus than a grocery store, that is before considering the extra precautions the airlines and airports are taking (constant wiping down of airport fixtures, extra sanitizing before and after each flight, no serving snacks or beverages on the plane, etc.). It also saved me a bunch of money because flights cost next to nothing right now.

That's how I choose to look at it. If I get burned, then I own it and live with the consequences.
- buffalofan19

That’s why I chose to keep working.

If it’s my time it’s my time.

That’s why I chose to keep working.

If it’s my time it’s my time.
- dadeadhead

The irony would have been if I died in a plane crash.

That’s why I chose to keep working.

If it’s my time it’s my time.
- dadeadhead

I commend you for working Bud, people need to eat, but it's nice to say what you're saying, but if you do get sick, and God forbid you do, then most likely you have had the virus for atleast 4 to 7 days and how many people have been in contact with you. It's not just you anymore.

Can always take that nice 18hr drive. Don't know if there enforcing anything like that.
- Buff36

They were doing road blocks on I-10 driving in according to the news, but I think they were looking for people from Louisiana mostly, but that was coming in. I doubt any state is going to give you much trouble for leaving it.

I commend you for working Bud, people need to eat, but it's nice to say what you're saying, but if you do get sick, and God forbid you do, then most likely you have had the virus for atleast 4 to 7 days and how many people have been in contact with you. It's not just you anymore.
- Buff36

That's the thing, though. From what the CDC is saying now, the chances of you carrying it already are just as high as catching it at this point. Social distancing at this point is a good thing, but it's almost impossible to do it completely at say, a grocery store or a pharmacy. They're recommending wearing masks when you go out, now. I am willing to bet that when the antibody tests come out, whenever that is, we're going to learn that pretty much the entire population that wasn't immune to it already has already contracted it, regardless of the social distancing, and that the carry period was actually longer than 14 days.

I commend you for working Bud, people need to eat, but it's nice to say what you're saying, but if you do get sick, and God forbid you do, then most likely you have had the virus for atleast 4 to 7 days and how many people have been in contact with you. It's not just you anymore.
- Buff36

If it’s a persons time to go, it’s a persons time to go. Whether it’s a war, a virus, a disease, a drug overdose, a car accident, a plane crash, a train accident, a gun shot, a knifing accident, a fall and breaking your neck, an infection, a brain aneurysm, or a fart that came out sideways. It doesn’t matter. When you time is up, punch out.

If the doctors had been right my sister would’ve passed in 1992, she passed in 2019. Nobody knows what’s going to happen and I refuse to live my life scared. If that’s what others choose, that’s up to them and I don’t judge.

I hope everyone comes out of this unscathed, odds are people will perish and they’ll be missed. Sadly it was just their time.

At least that’s how I see it.

Stuck in your house is stuck in your house.

Doesn’t matter where it is
- dadeadhead

a lot of lap tops on craigslist these days

That's the thing, though. From what the CDC is saying now, the chances of you carrying it already are just as high as catching it at this point. Social distancing at this point is a good thing, but it's almost impossible to do it completely at say, a grocery store or a pharmacy. They're recommending wearing masks when you go out, now. I am willing to bet that when the antibody tests come out, whenever that is, we're going to learn that pretty much the entire population that wasn't immune to it already has already contracted it, regardless of the social distancing, and that the carry period was actually longer than 14 days.
- buffalofan19

Yep.

As I’ve said a few times. I’m pretty sure I had it in early January.

That's the thing, though. From what the CDC is saying now, the chances of you carrying it already are just as high as catching it at this point. Social distancing at this point is a good thing, but it's almost impossible to do it completely at say, a grocery store or a pharmacy. They're recommending wearing masks when you go out, now. I am willing to bet that when the antibody tests come out, whenever that is, we're going to learn that pretty much the entire population that wasn't immune to it already has already contracted it, regardless of the social distancing, and that the carry period was actually longer than 14 days.
- buffalofan19

Yes I have read some of that, saying 80% to 90% of the population will have contracted it in someway by the end. I just don't want it on my conscious that I might have hurt someone else, already have enough nightmares from being in the service.

Yes I have read some of that, saying 80% to 90% of the population will have contracted it in someway by the end. I just don't want it on my conscious that I might have hurt someone else, already have enough nightmares from being in the service.
- Buff36

If I get into a car crash, and someone dies, even if it's not my fault, that's also going to be on my conscience. It doesn't stop me from getting behind the wheel to drive to work or wherever else. The only difference between that scenario and the disease is that the disease is a new thing and therefore tugs on people's strings a little stronger.

a lot of lap tops on craigslist these days
- homiedclown

I went the tv and home theater rout.

Bought a brand new 65” Samsung
Got a steal on a new Onkyo receiver (a year ago $1000) got it for $250(my old one is 13yrs old and outdated)
Picked up a new poll audio psw for $75 to complete my 9.2 system.
Bought a monthly subscription for an IPTV service for $16 a month(6000+ channels).

When I’m not at work I have plenty to watch/video games to play.