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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4401346" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>Right, which wasn&#039;t handled well and nowhere near this big.&nbsp; But more to my point we don&#039;t call flu season a pandemic unless a virulent strain like H1N1 comes along.&nbsp; This is a global pandemic which is much more serious than just washing hands.&nbsp; You&#039;ve put this whole notion down from the start and have put little smiley faces all over my posts.&nbsp; I&#039;m in a country right now that has locked everything down since Friday morning.&nbsp; They are allowing an 8 hour window starting at midnight tonight to allow car travel for those who got stuck somewhere over the weekend.&nbsp; Borders are closed so my Airbnb host is driving me to the airport.&nbsp; Was supposed to catch a bus Friday morning but now am spending several hundred dollars extra to get out of dodge.&nbsp; But they are taking it very seriously with Italy next door.&nbsp; Possibly impacting the U.S. in a similar manner soon.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4401346, member: 24302"] Right, which wasn't handled well and nowhere near this big. But more to my point we don't call flu season a pandemic unless a virulent strain like H1N1 comes along. This is a global pandemic which is much more serious than just washing hands. You've put this whole notion down from the start and have put little smiley faces all over my posts. I'm in a country right now that has locked everything down since Friday morning. They are allowing an 8 hour window starting at midnight tonight to allow car travel for those who got stuck somewhere over the weekend. Borders are closed so my Airbnb host is driving me to the airport. Was supposed to catch a bus Friday morning but now am spending several hundred dollars extra to get out of dodge. But they are taking it very seriously with Italy next door. Possibly impacting the U.S. in a similar manner soon. [/QUOTE]

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