We lost a relative's husband to it yesterday...31 years old... Stay safe... don't listen to idiots, it kills.
On Thu, Oct 8, 2020, 10:46 PM Steve Jones <thatoneguyst...@gmail.com> wrote: > So, I have a probable covid positive contractor. > I know the answer here, I'm just sounding it out. > I'm behind as fuck with this guys work. I worked with him last weekend, > I've been sick with harvest flu since a couple days before, his daughter > tested positive the next day, his wife and other daughter the day after > that and he got sick wednesday. Everybody is over symptoms (wife and > daughter still have no taste or smell, but that lasts a long time) > My harvest flu symptoms havent changed, not worried about me. > > Hes wanting to catch up behind work saturday. I'm usually very risk > tolerant, and my house has been directly exposed a ton of times, so I know > it's not as easily spread as they say. > Its mid harvest, a farmer getting this shit right now could be devastating. > > Its gonna cost us alot if he doesnt get caught up, a substantial amount. > Like 80 customer site loss substantial. We arent big, that's more than 5 > percent. > > My boss respects me after all these years, if I make a call, knowing the > costs like this, he will back my call, but it burns all those years of > trust. > > Theres like a .0001 percent chance he would spread it, zero direct > interaction. But hes present at grain elevators mid harvest. Grain dust > will drop anything airborne like a rock. It takes an exposure to a high > viral count to even get symptomatic. > > Tell me I'm wrong to push his work out another week or 2 > > > > > -- > AF mailing list > AF@af.afmug.com > http://af.afmug.com/mailman/listinfo/af_af.afmug.com >
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