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Rachel Varga link wrote: When you think about it, going through a fastfood  restsurant is not a good idea. Of couse they sanitize and wear masks but that doesn't mean anything. Just like taking temperatures. I understand they want to stay open but just say the truth. We are miilion dollar fast food chains. Don't say it's for their workers because if they cared about them they would pay them more than minimum wage.

Rachel Varga link wrote: When you think about it, going through a fastfood  restsurant is not a good idea. Of couse they sanitize and wear masks but that doesn't mean anything. Just like taking temperatures. I understand they want to stay open but just say the truth. We are miilion dollar fast food chains. Don't say it's for their workers because if they cared about them they would pay them more than minimum wage.

Rachel Varga link wrote: Yeah, I wear a mask and only go when I absolutely have to and I am in and out.

AlexaWu link wrote: Try to bundle all the errands together or pay a little more and get it at the market with your groceries.

Wear a mask and gloves, write your grocery list on a piece of paper (then you don't have to touch your phone and stuff it in your pocket), after you load everything in your trunk throw out the gloves in a garbage can, wipe down your hands and purse (if you took one with you).

Wash your hands as soon as you get in, remove clothes (woo hoo) and shower.

Unload groceries and wipe them all down and toss out the bags. Wipe down the door handles you touched and the counters with sanitizing wipes and wash your hands.

Stay safe!

Drew_Ryan link wrote: Dang Alexa,
  You have an awesome routine. You would make the CDC proud! I haven’t left my house forever and just order groceries online. I’m enjoying my laziness.

AlexaWu link wrote: Thanks, the CDC should hire me  ;D

Until there's a vaccine, this is what our lives are like.. don't want to risk getting my parents sick 

Drew_Ryan link wrote: Very true!
I wish I could say the same for my dad, he has decided if this is what’s going to take him out then let it be. Then raids my antibiotic stash because it’s going to help for some reason.

As a public health major, I think you are a prime example of an educated member of the community.

An interesting read concerning COVID-19  is Sweden’s success rate with their social distancing and education platform.

Rachel Varga link wrote: I couldn't take and went to Raising Canes and Panda Express.

MrTShirt link wrote: Hopefully your father educates himself about over-the-counter items that help harden his system so he is less susceptible to even getting the virus.

Drew_Ryan link wrote: It's crazy because they are wearing gloves and not changing them in between orders. So, they are just spreading germs.

Drew_Ryan link wrote: Oh, I have tried with him for years. We’ve had talks about how z-packs are not antivirals. Also, how there are different types of bacteria that are resistant to some things. Back in his dairy rancher days, he would give himself a shot of cow antibiotics. He is an absolute mess, but has a Master’s in Biochemistry.  He is a very stubborn Texas man.

MrTShirt link wrote: I am not surprised your father doesn't listen to his daughter.  It is called the "powdered butt syndrome".  Meaning, if a parent raised someone, the parent is definitely not going to listen to the child or take their advice.

While an antibiotic for an animal can sometimes be the same as for a human, the dosage is definitely different (1,000 lb cow vs. 200 lb man).  My dad gave us kids penicillin as a precaution back when a Rx wasn't needed.  My cousin, who trained as a nurse got after dad.

The problem with antibiotics is that they kill the good bacteria along with the bad bacteria.  The solution to fix a now bad stomach environment is to then load up with good bacteria (called probiotics).  Most people don't, and they suffer in the future.