@tacobell

dear kind person at @tacobell: Last night getting food4my grubhub customer eye asked4an alternative2operating the beverage fountain eye was offered none — hundreds of ppl self-serve bevs — bull shit

Covid19 math

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Covid19 YouTube math »» about me 302-990-2346 contact

Covid19 math

food and death

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Through my marriage to Hana I have family living about twenty kilometers from the infection point in Italy, they’ve been quarantined for three weeks. I shared this micro audio, which is Hana asking her bro if he’s alive. The tone of the audio is light, but people responded with sentiment about the trouble of Italy. People who know Hana less think of her as Asian, and people who know her more think of her as Italian, and I liked the audio, because it reinforces her Italian. The occasion put the audio in the ears of people I care about, which was great. My core point was checking in on one another as Covid19 continues to kill Americans is wise. One member of the Fusco family of New Jersey died without knowing three of her family members preceded her in death. There is a sense of family order, and the sense of how we will learn a family member died is scripted, and when that order breaks it can be troubling. The death toll expected here in the US will break norms of how we learn about death, and in the Fusco family one member did not learn before she died. What happens before we die is we eat, and my barrio bodega got too crowded for my new social-distancing comfort, so I stepped out. I sort of did not believe how easy the solution was to the problem — no — I can’t believe I thought things I collected were a problem. If I did not return it was just a few items stock pros could restock, and surely they can restock more fluidly than I can unstock. It was liberating. One Mexican family of three exited, and one woman was all I needed to continue in comfort. »» about me 302-990-2346 contact

@popeyeschicken

dear kind person of @popeyeschicken eye delivered 20NYC restaurants yesterday and2day ur75Lex NYCis very pre-Covid19 u let crowds gather like distancing is4others

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today eye took the number of dead in Italy from Covid19 and used the Italy’s population and a number recalled from memory as a approx life x pectancy number and . . . ur right the dead even in Italy is small compared to the number of people in Italy who die daily but but but Covid19 is a rising star like Billie Ellish a few yrs ago no body cud have ever imagined she’s win a Grammy, and a few months ago this infectious virus was know to kill zero people

quiet NYC

middle-age American living in New Jersey near the Lincoln Tunnel «« Though I considered staying home today I’m in NYC planning to go online soon with Grubhub. I took two trains into the city instead of my barrio bus. The trains are nearly empty, and buses can fill even with light traffic. People who are moving are moving slowly and giving one another space. I feel as if I got started early making compliance with my new rules of zero face touching and zero door handle touching easier. As I find my compliance routine I get calmer, and as long as deliveries are allowed I plan to deliver if not blocked for other reason. Pret a Manger closed all its US stores, so my chicken avocado wrap must have an alternative. I’m at Penn Station now and trains are being called. Wuhan is a huge city with population far more than NYC, and now wildly infamous. Until December I did not know of Wuhan . The speed, reach, and super-mass changes caused by the Virus is still hard for me to imagine. I posted a clean contaminated-bedsheet vid on my youtube channel last night, and I’m getting some attention. Can I reach the people in my ¿Building? is the additional question in front of me. The thought of people handing an ill person’s laundry without special care is bad. The thought of those people handing and ill person’s laundry without special care in my building is double bad. »» about me 302-990-2346 contact