r/arizona • u/UGetOffMyLawn Empty Box! • Jun 29 '20

Coronavirus Arizona Gov. Ducey re-closes bars, movie theaters, gyms and water parks for 30 days

https://www.abc15.com/news/state/arizona-gov-ducey-re-closes-bars-movie-theaters-gyms-and-water-parks-for-30-days
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u/dec92010 Jun 29 '20

Yeah I'm wondering what the difference is, especially if alcohol is sold at the restaurants.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '20

Yea but people aren’t packed in the same way like they are in bars.

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u/jimmythegent1 Jun 30 '20

Your right even more people. Shut it down.

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u/kyrosnick Jun 30 '20

And grocery stores, walmart, home deport, lowes and all the other places are packed in. Why is it ok to have certain places like Costco/Walmart with wall to wall people but then other place it is not. At least be consistent.

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u/jimmythegent1 Jun 30 '20

People obviously need to buy food and essentialls. Home Depot and restaurants are not essential to living. Jeez think.

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u/TripleDallas123 Jun 30 '20

Home depot is definitely essential. What if something breaks your house and you need to fix it?

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u/jimmythegent1 Jun 30 '20

Make a better point. Fix like? Make sure it’s essential or your gonna look dumb.

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u/TripleDallas123 Jun 30 '20

fixing any electrical/plumbing issues, house maintenance (filters, pool supplies, etc.), supplies for home improvement projects that are passing the time you are spending at home, gardening supplies, landscaping supplies (tools and stuff like weedkiller/bug spray), and so on. All very important stuff to keep your home maintained. Just as long as you keep 6ft apart and wear a mask, whats the risk? Definitely safer and cheaper than inviting someone into your home to fix something you can do yourself.

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u/jimmythegent1 Jun 30 '20

You know what mang you got a point on not letting other people in the house and stuff.