Corona Virus #4

[sd455dan]

Exactly where I got that line. Thanks for posting!

These threads are at times getting pretty testy. A little humor attempt....

Roger Roger Vector Victor

Airplane also had a food Virus...

 

[ruffdog]

Chaos in the airports....jam packed for hours waiting to be cleared. I thought crowds were bad with the coronavirus? This sure doesn't make sense. :mur:

 

[MGH PA]

The CDC is recommends suspending any gathering with 50 or more people for the next 8 weeks.

CDC Recommends Suspending Gatherings Of 5 Or More People For The Next 8 Weeks : NPR

So we're good at 49?

 

[dragoneggs]

So we're good at 49?

Just barely!

 

[Molalla1]

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The only thing making this virus bad is the panic and hysteria fed by the fake news.

Don't buy into it.

Well yes, the voice of reason . . .

 

[ruffdog]

So we're good at 49?

I would think it depends on many factors. My mom has Myeloma and that is considered "high risk". Maybe those people should stay home, regardless of crowd size.

 

[ruffdog]

Now we have a cruise ship in Miami that just lets 3800 people go without even screening them? Was that the smart thing to do?

Thousands leave Miami cruise ship without screenings after former passenger had coronavirus

 

[ultrarunner]

Five years left on my 4% mortgage... credit union last week offered no cost fixed rate no cash out 2.625% 10 year. I really don’t want to go from 5 to 10 but with the lower rate and longer term it would shave $1,000 a month off the payment based on last week’s rate.

 

[D2Cat]

Here's an interesting link with a dr. graphing out the importance of not doing what happened in China. coronavirus update - Google Drive

 

[MossRoad]

Five years left on my 4% mortgage... credit union last week offered no cost fixed rate no cash out 2.625% 10 year. I really don稚 want to go from 5 to 10 but with the lower rate and longer term it would shave $1,000 a month off the payment based on last week痴 rate.

That sounds like $120,000 in your pocket over 10 years VS having to wait for 5 years to have the current mortgage payment X 60 months in your pocket over the last 5 years. Run the numbers. Which way works out better for you after 10? And good luck. :thumbsup: