The narrow spaces, and lack of enforcement, leading to quick abandonment, of one way aisles has led to so so many people in stores behaving as if the coronavirus can only move forwards and backwards, not horizontally or diagonally.
They'll still keep six feet from people, ahead and behind, yet get within inches of tens to hundreds of others, without even thinking about it, because they're all on their sides.
and the aisles to begin with are maybe 7 feet wide. How do they expect to slow infection when the one non-negotiabley essential service is so fucked? (i mean they don't expect to, but nevertheless)
The narrow spaces, and lack of enforcement, leading to quick abandonment, of one way aisles has led to so so many people in stores behaving as if the coronavirus can only move forwards and backwards, not horizontally or diagonally.
They'll still keep six feet from people, ahead and behind, yet get within inches of tens to hundreds of others, without even thinking about it, because they're all on their sides.
It's... it's weird.
and the aisles to begin with are maybe 7 feet wide. How do they expect to slow infection when the one non-negotiabley essential service is so fucked? (i mean they don't expect to, but nevertheless)