- 21 Mar 2020 03:10
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Since they sell groceries, big box stores like Walmart and Target can stay open in California during the coronavirus shutdowns. But they sell a lot else: clothes, electronics, toys, etc.
Given they cannot guarantee a “safe distance” between shoppers or shoppers and clerks and salespeople, why are they a safer place to buy non-essentials than a boutique store that may only serve two or three customers at a time in person-to-person situations that are no worse than in the big stores?
Given they cannot guarantee a “safe distance” between shoppers or shoppers and clerks and salespeople, why are they a safer place to buy non-essentials than a boutique store that may only serve two or three customers at a time in person-to-person situations that are no worse than in the big stores?
google robert s urbanek
- By AFAIK
- By Pants-of-dog