Ok, point technically conceded.packgrad said:Pacfanweb said:Not for me. I'm "essential" I've never stopped workingpackgrad said:Pacfanweb said:See my edit. It's not a full-on curfew. Loads of exceptions.packgrad said:Pacfanweb said:packgrad said:Pacfanweb said:
Sounds like Civilized was correct to me. He mentioned bars. So it's also Restaurants and gyms. Retail stuff. Which is typically not open past 10 anyway.
Grocery stores will still be open. Gas stations will still be open. So it's not a straight-up curfew it's only a partial curfew
I'm guessing you didn't read the order. It is a curfew, as the OP said.
Are there exceptions, as with the first stay at home order?
Yes. Professional and college sports are safe, amongst others. But small business is not.
Plus this:Quote:
Are there any exceptions to the modified Stay at Home Order?
Yes. Individuals may leave home during the Stay at Home Period to: travel to or from a place of work; perform work at their workplace when the worker's presence is required by the worker's employer; travel for work purposes; obtain food, medical care, fuel, or social services; travel from a business that closed at or after 10 p.m.; travel to a business that will open at 5 a.m.; travel to take care of a family member, friend or pet in another household; travel to or from a religious service; travel necessary for personal safety; and travel into or out of the state.
Ok. Then there's never been a lockdown or curfew since this started.
As have I from day one. The point remains that a curfew was established.
My point is, with all the "exceptions", is it really a curfew? If you want to leave your house, you just say you're going to the grocery or Wendy's. Or the gas station.