Platypus Engineer
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And in a first, I have to get a permit application notarized. Really hard when almost your entire organization is working from home.
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Platypus Engineer
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No it is for doing work along a right of way for a toll road. Toll roads are run by a completely different agency than the non toll roads, and of course different rules
Road Guy
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I think she meant can you get a notary from a bank (Kroger will have a notary also a lot of times) to sign it if you cant get someone from your work?
I actually used nextdoor to find a notary to get something done for work a few years ago..
I actually used nextdoor to find a notary to get something done for work a few years ago..
Platypus Engineer
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my bad I misunderstood. Somebody from my general counsels will be at office tomorrow, am meeting them there to take care of it.
I am fried between end of fiscal year nonsense and waiting for announcement on how long work from home will continue. Was supposed to announce yesterday, but didnt. My guess is they will wait until Thursday afternoon, since Friday is holiday (observed July 4).
Rumor is work from home will continue until Tuesday after Labor Day, that will be almost six months.
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Road Guy
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work from office and cherry pic some days to WFH (is what I have been doing)
We are only wearing masks when up from your desk - not bad now but currently we dont have even 25% of the office back yet.
We are only wearing masks when up from your desk - not bad now but currently we dont have even 25% of the office back yet.
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Work from home - saves nearly 2 hours travel time that I can use to get projects around the house finished. Not to mention fuel cost savings.
While I still have to travel for work, or work in an environment where a respirator is required, I'm used to wearing it. BUT if I don't have to, I'm not going to.
While I still have to travel for work, or work in an environment where a respirator is required, I'm used to wearing it. BUT if I don't have to, I'm not going to.
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Road Guy
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no, no, it must be people getting haircuts and going out to eat...
A few months ago people were talking about the 1918 Flu and what dragged that out was the Victory Parades for WWI - I think the demonstrations were basically a version of the parade.
But for $10 Billion bucks the CDC has said you are most likely to get it from someone when you are within 6 FT of someone who has it for 15 minutes or more, and worse if people are talking, singing, yelling, etc - so not a good environment- (Probably not a good environment for movies, bars, sporting events, either)
A few months ago people were talking about the 1918 Flu and what dragged that out was the Victory Parades for WWI - I think the demonstrations were basically a version of the parade.
But for $10 Billion bucks the CDC has said you are most likely to get it from someone when you are within 6 FT of someone who has it for 15 minutes or more, and worse if people are talking, singing, yelling, etc - so not a good environment- (Probably not a good environment for movies, bars, sporting events, either)
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Road Guy
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Weird - I guess Denver is doing a big program that they want to try and test everyone? Just got an email from them making a push to test everyone - seems like thats trying to hit a rolling target that may always be changing?
Obviously, we need Vanilla Ice to the rescue...
If there was a problem
Yo, I'll solve it!
Check out the hook while my DJ revolves it
https://www.austinchronicle.com/daily/music/2020-07-01/in-austin-where-nearly-all-concerts-are-canceled-vanilla-ice-set-to-perform-friday/
leggo PE
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Huh, I wonder why that isn't what happened in the SF Bay Area, which did NOT see spikes in cases two weeks after the protests peaked. It couldn't possibly be anything else, now could it?
I would also like to point out from an anecdotal standpoint, that as someone who has gone to protests where it was impossible to socially distance, but everyone wore masks (myself included), I got tested two weeks later and was COVID negative. Note, we had low numbers to begin with in our area, due to being the first place (let's call it, metropolitan area) in the country to impose Stay At Home orders. Now we are seeing spikes here and elsewhere in the state, as things are getting reopened. But again, my city and county (SF) was on a slower timeline to reopen than the rest the state in many cases. Now the state of CA is rolling back the reopenings for about 70% of the state population.
Road Guy
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He is.
Also, apparently he stopped, collaborated, and listened...The concert is cancelled. TBH, as of Wednesday night there were only 84 tickets sold. So probably not a problem with the social distancing...
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