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Wednesday, December 16, 2020

223 Comments on Shelley Murphy's Boston Globe Story on Raso's Restaurant Dec 15 2020

 A day later look at the comments

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/12/14/metro/two-clusters-fuels-outbreak-medford-more-than-500-positive-tests-since-thanksgiving/?s_campaign=breakingnews:newsletter

    I just just really glad I don't wait tables. I fully respect Covid restrictions, but all the social isolation is obviously wearing on people.
  • Antietem
    Not willing to die, or isolate and miss work for two weeks, because you are bored.
  • J-0646
    I abhor the mindless "lock 'em up" mantra, but in these two cases, people's lives have been senselessly put at-risk for the selfish gratification of those whose focus is only upon themselves, so I say "lock 'em up!" For a very long time.
    sistercate
    Good article. It raises a lot of the issues people struggle with. Not sure what the restaurant did - or didn't - do to be COVID safe. But, it always only takes one person, right? Prayers that everyone recovers. What a nightmare.
  • betazeta
    This was unfortunate but I'm guessing it was a rare event on the whole, unless the restaurant didn't follow the protocols appropriately. I think restaurants have been unfairly maligned since the start of the pandemic. Thing is, restaurants at least can be regulated - social distancing measures, smaller table sizes, closing bars, protocols on handling of food, masks, etc. And as long as those regulations are enforced I will have high confidence in restaurants. What we can't control or regulate very well are the social gatherings that take place outside restaurants and businesses. We shouldn't conflate the two.

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