it is scary though isn't it a lot more people than we think has this virus not knowing they have it and can spread it to someone who is higher at risk to get sick and die.
My age 78 mother in law came down to our house this past weekend after in isolation by herself at her home the past 2 months, was surprised her being terrified thought she was just going to sit in her SUV and chat got out and sat on our patio for 30 minutes or so before leaving to go back home. Just would hate to give it to anyone we know or do not know accidentally.
Also very sad that millions of chickens and other animals and food/crops are being wasted due to this virus whether it be lack of plants open to process the food/animals, or whatever else.
I for one will never pay unless a MUST have 3-4 bucks per dozen of eggs or say 5-6 bucks for a lb. of hamburger.
IMO this is a good news thing, all these people tested positive and didn’t know it...a symptomatic.
Now we need to presume all these people were adhearing to the guidelines of stay at home when they were not at work as well as staying home from work if in the presence of someone who is sick.
So let’s break this down a little. 373/5= 74.6,....5 groups of 74 employees to a group...370
1) live alone
2) live with a significant other...1 person.
3) live with significant other and child(ren)
4) live with significant other and children and extended family.
5) live as a single person but with parents and siblings.
I think this covers a pretty wide group of living arrangements of 370 people. All of these people being diagnosed as positive but showing no symptoms or signs of being sick. All supposedly following all the safety guidelines of social distancing as well as self quarantine if coming in contact with a presumed case of C19.
This sounds encouraging to me.