Quote: Saturday morning, I get on my Bike and go out to breakfast with 5 of my mates. Three of us work in schools, and another is a Nurse so again, at far less risk at breakfast than we are at work.
Is that right though? If they are all at high risk different employments isn't one of you highly likely to be infected before being aware of it and pass it to the others in the group, who then take it back to their high risk employment places?
Genuine question, am I missing the logic or misunderstanding something?
Nick
Possibly. There is no physical contact, the tables are suitably socially distanced and santising regime is excellent. I'm at more risk in a shop/supermarket.
If all people would understand that reducing the risk of getting infected is the key against an epidemic spread than no regulations would be needed (assuming they react reasonable)
Hannes once: Green M3W; 2013 now: Red 4/4 Sport; 2011 and some practical cars for use in real life
