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Do Sick People Have A "Right" To Shop...And Handle Fruit?
Mar 11, 2020 14:25:20   #
woodguru
 
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady sniffling and wiping and blowing her nose while going through the apples. She says she is not going into Grass Valley to shop at the bigger stores anymore, she will stick to their smaller community store by their gated community.

Stores are going to have to respond to this for that reason, they will lose customers if they don't use their heads. Bigger stores are going to have to have a produce person or two that helps select fruits and vegetables, it's the way it is.

I am 100% positive I'd have asked that woman WTF she thought she was doing handling fruit and putting it back feeling like she was.

New growth industry...home shopping services, people who go shopping for people who don't feel good, the government can help with that rather than give drug companies ludicrously high prices for health services.

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Mar 11, 2020 14:32:25   #
Wonttakeitanymore
 
What is the delivery person is sick? Wash ur fruit!

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Mar 11, 2020 14:34:58   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
woodguru wrote:
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady sniffling and wiping and blowing her nose while going through the apples. She says she is not going into Grass Valley to shop at the bigger stores anymore, she will stick to their smaller community store by their gated community.

Stores are going to have to respond to this for that reason, they will lose customers if they don't use their heads. Bigger stores are going to have to have a produce person or two that helps select fruits and vegetables, it's the way it is.

I am 100% positive I'd have asked that woman WTF she thought she was doing handling fruit and putting it back feeling like she was.

New growth industry...home shopping services, people who go shopping for people who don't feel good, the government can help with that rather than give drug companies ludicrously high prices for health services.
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady... (show quote)


What if this lady has allergies?? Allergies have the same symptoms as regular cold!!!

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Mar 11, 2020 15:08:29   #
77Reaganite Loc: Athens, GA, United States
 
woodguru wrote:
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady sniffling and wiping and blowing her nose while going through the apples. She says she is not going into Grass Valley to shop at the bigger stores anymore, she will stick to their smaller community store by their gated community.

Stores are going to have to respond to this for that reason, they will lose customers if they don't use their heads. Bigger stores are going to have to have a produce person or two that helps select fruits and vegetables, it's the way it is.

I am 100% positive I'd have asked that woman WTF she thought she was doing handling fruit and putting it back feeling like she was.

New growth industry...home shopping services, people who go shopping for people who don't feel good, the government can help with that rather than give drug companies ludicrously high prices for health services.
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady... (show quote)


Frankly state governments don't give a crap that's what it boils down to if we live or die or not

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Mar 11, 2020 15:19:27   #
woodguru
 
Wonttakeitanymore wrote:
What is the delivery person is sick? Wash ur fruit!


Obviously, but reducing the level the public handles it makes sense as well. Raley's has produce people who are helpful as far as picking good fruit anyway, it's no stretch to make it policy that someone will get it for you if you can't simply grab something and put it in your basket. If you don't like it go shop somewhere else where they don't care...meanwhile the stores that want to cater to people who care can advertise that they have adopted substantially comprehensive bio security for their customer's safety. They will increase their business substantially.

Businesses taking this seriously is going to change how people perceive it. How many people will go shop at the store that let's sick people handle the fruit rather than the one that adopts solid bio security for their customer's protection? And hey, if you think this is BS be my guest, someone needs to patronize the stores that don't care.

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Mar 11, 2020 15:27:00   #
woodguru
 
proud republican wrote:
What if this lady has allergies?? Allergies have the same symptoms as regular cold!!!


What if...what if she modifies her behavior because we can't tell that and modified behavior is a smart way to go right now?

What if she simply asks the produce guy to select some good apples for her rather than pawing through them?

What if people are going to get highly sensitized about people who look sick handling fruit?

What if people can't know but they rightly have an attitude about a person who looks sick being that inconsiderate? It's up to the person with the health issues to adopt a more considerate awareness on behalf of healthy people who want to stay that way.

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Mar 11, 2020 18:45:45   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
woodguru wrote:
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady sniffling and wiping and blowing her nose while going through the apples. She says she is not going into Grass Valley to shop at the bigger stores anymore, she will stick to their smaller community store by their gated community.

Stores are going to have to respond to this for that reason, they will lose customers if they don't use their heads. Bigger stores are going to have to have a produce person or two that helps select fruits and vegetables, it's the way it is.

I am 100% positive I'd have asked that woman WTF she thought she was doing handling fruit and putting it back feeling like she was.

New growth industry...home shopping services, people who go shopping for people who don't feel good, the government can help with that rather than give drug companies ludicrously high prices for health services.
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady... (show quote)


Sick how? I know some pretty sick people on this list. But that is just a personal opinion based on all of the nonsense they post.

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Mar 12, 2020 09:33:35   #
Wonttakeitanymore
 
woodguru wrote:
What if...what if she modifies her behavior because we can't tell that and modified behavior is a smart way to go right now?

What if she simply asks the produce guy to select some good apples for her rather than pawing through them?

What if people are going to get highly sensitized about people who look sick handling fruit?

What if people can't know but they rightly have an attitude about a person who looks sick being that inconsiderate? It's up to the person with the health issues to adopt a more considerate awareness on behalf of healthy people who want to stay that way.
What if...what if she modifies her behavior becaus... (show quote)


What if they don’t have a versatile produce guy?

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Mar 12, 2020 14:00:19   #
Mike Easterday
 
That would Also put people to work . And be more sanitary if people were hired to work in the produce section . Even they should wear disposable gloves.

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Mar 12, 2020 20:09:13   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
woodguru wrote:
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady sniffling and wiping and blowing her nose while going through the apples. She says she is not going into Grass Valley to shop at the bigger stores anymore, she will stick to their smaller community store by their gated community.

Stores are going to have to respond to this for that reason, they will lose customers if they don't use their heads. Bigger stores are going to have to have a produce person or two that helps select fruits and vegetables, it's the way it is.

I am 100% positive I'd have asked that woman WTF she thought she was doing handling fruit and putting it back feeling like she was.

New growth industry...home shopping services, people who go shopping for people who don't feel good, the government can help with that rather than give drug companies ludicrously high prices for health services.
My aunt is 82, she was at the store and saw a lady... (show quote)


I often order my food on Amazon they deliver to my door also some stores are now taking orders and delivering to the door you may want to check into it. They are recommending older people avoid going out and being around people this v***s is really taking its toll on seniors. when the food comes to have her put on gloves pull each item out and wipe it off with Clorox wipes that's what I'm doing. They have not said how long the v***s germs live on surfes so better safe then sorry

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Mar 12, 2020 20:16:44   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
Wonttakeitanymore wrote:
What is the delivery person is sick? Wash ur fruit!


Clorox wipes or wash even your meat in peroxide and or dawn and rinse my sister has been doing this for years just to get off pesticides and wh**ever is on someone's hands. Get boxes of glove and wipe anything you get down. Keep good strong sanitizer in your pocket and tissues in case you have some jerk coughing and sneezing near you you can cover your nose and mouth AND RUN or do a fast slide and shuffle

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Mar 12, 2020 23:02:15   #
Mike Easterday
 
Yes , sick people have every right to shop. Just like the dead people in Chicago are allowed to v**e.

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