How Long Could Chicago’s Indoor Dining Ban Last? At Least 2-3 Weeks, Pritzker Says – Block Club Chicago

But if the city’s surge continues to worsen and Chicago’s positivity rate and hospitalizations grow even with the mitigation measures, the state could impose stricter rules.
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anyone
5 years ago

He wants to put a leash on you. He wants to control you.
But he will go and do whatever he wants.

Fur
5 years ago
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Until he gets bit..hard.

marko
5 years ago

“2 weeks to flatten the curve” – Governor sh*t stain

The Truth Hurts
5 years ago

Considering that sit down restaurants account for less than 1% of the “cases” I am sure banning them will get this virus under control. I mean when I try to grow my business the first thing I do is focus on a smaller account that makes up less than 1% of my business and ignore areas that make up the majority. It’s math and science people.

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