I live in San Fran and the city is dead. But you can easily use this to your advantage. Just hop on tinder. Plenty of bored lonely girls looking to get some late night exercise.
. I quarantined and chilled last night. Lining up something for tonight. Happy swiping.
I don’t think that counts as social distancing but congrats bro.
coronabro wrote:
I don’t think that counts as social distancing but congrats bro.
Sure it does. Assuming that he would normally be in close contact with a couple dozen people in a public place, being in contact with only one person drastically reduces the rate at which a virus could spread among the population.
Hopefully Jamin will see this thread. He's always posting on here about how desperate he is to find dates. (Then he promptly has those threads deleted, obviously.)
I am concerned for the well being of others, and especially the populations at risk, so I would never make light of the situation, but the social distancing etc. has mostly been good for me and I have enjoyed it. Other than no longer training with a group anymore (so my workouts are likely not as intense), my training has been going great as I don't go out at night, I don't drink now, etc. I'm even eating healthier. Essentially this has provided me an excuse to focus on running and going to bed early and avoiding the things that took away from my training. I've also been doing more two-a-days simply because I am bored and I have the time. If my work eventually shuts down I see myself as having even more time to train.
It is so quiet. No airplanes. Very little traffic. People are out walking and chatting with people sitting out on their porches. Yesterday, people put up Shamrocks on their windows so kids could do a Shamrock hunt in the neighborhood. A group has organized to bring groceries and run errands for at risk people in the neighborhood. While it really stinks that my kids are missing spring break and will have their education interrupted, it is also nice to have a break from a world that has become so busy and noisy.
Traffic has never been better.
Another positive? No schoolzones.
Please, it is SF not San Fran.
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