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Originally Posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
I go into the office most days, because it's quiet and my reception is much better. But I and one other person have aggressively policed the asshole superspreaders among the partners, doing things like sending out office wide emails instructing them that someone has got to be a real moron to wear a mask with your nose out, that people who don't wear masks in the halls are violating firm policy and (rightfully) creating liability for the firm, and that we should question the judgment of any lawyer who is enough of a moron to walk the halls without a mask. In other words, I've been a complete asshole to the assholes. There were only a couple of them to start, but now they mostly stay home.
And abusing people for not wearing masks gets it out my system, so when I'm here I'm a little bit nicer to Sebby.
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Yeah your place is soft.
My place retaliates against those who report mask noncompliance, give the superspreaders key roles in establishing firm medical policy, in dealing with very sick and elderly clients, and try to browbeat those who won't come in, into "getting with the program."
Seriously, I had patient zero send a firm wide email about how proud he was that he was doing in-person depositions now with his elderly cancer-ridden clients because he makes sure he and the other lawyers test negative. Of course when reminded that the Rose Garden Massacre,
the Caribbean Rona Cruise were both preceded by negative tests, the response was "don't be scared."
This is a guy who coughed his way into infecting a whole floor in March, and thinking that he is smarter than Rand Paul, can never get it again so doesn't need to wear a mask ever.
Letting this guy establish medical criteria is like letting a chimp fly a 737 Max.
Me, I am just not going to deal with it. I went into the office, no one was serious and now that the positivity rate is soaring, just forget it.
My boss called me once and I was on my way to buy groceries and he was like "You are going to a store when we are walking around the office?" and I responded "Sam's Club is safer."
