Rants and Stupid shit in Orange County

"This whole thing started in the state of California, the first community spread, in a nail salon. I just want to remind everybody of that and that I'm very worried about that," Newsom said during his daily COVID-19 briefing in Sacramento.

[QUOTE=JamesD2004;4778504]The one-off reusable stuff like face shield cost very little per client. Disposable N95 drops to $2 each retail shipping from China right now. They are good for a day if nothing happens to it. You can reduce the numbers by cycling between a few for any virus to "die" out in a few days, or cook them in the oven in the lowest setting for half hr. Sanitation supplies should cost less now that people know that lots of them are rip-offs and you can easily make it yourself. Best is spraying hydrogen peroxide diluted down to 0. 5%. In a salon setting, you can leave it for some time and wipe dry. You need alcohol for fast drying that still costs a lot right now. But I don't see the need if you have soap and water next to you.

And from my research on low-cost disinfection, I'm moving over to dissolved ozone, a lot better than hydrogen peroxide. An ozone generator cost less than $20 from China. It's small and consumes little electricity. You can run it outside windows or doors and it will be perfectly safe. The ozonated water cost next to nothing and can be more potent than H2 O2 if you choose to, or dilute it further. The best is that the half-life is 15 minutes! So you don't need to worry about the exact concentration. If you leave it for a while it will just be harmless disinfected water. In contrast, hydrogen peroxide will still burn your skin for the first-aid concentration of 3% until it's dry and gone. Indeed, I'm going back to using carpets in my home instead of wooden floors.

The cost will be that you can only take a lot fewer customers, separating them 6 ft apart. But during the times that I take my girls there, they already have at least a few ft between seats. Women go there to relax and enjoy nicer things in life. A big reclining crouch that you can comfortably stretch your legs will be beyond 6 ft, plus space for the technician to move around and for their gears. Even the side by side ones has a few ft between customers so the techs can work easily and customers don't smell each other's toes.

Airflow is a problem as everybody is in the same space. The only thing you can do is to increase the air extraction. But that could be a major investment for some. Say in malls, you are happy if the A / C works in summer, blowing cool air into the shops. Anything else needs major investment by the landlords. But that's a problem for every shop.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Sound7;4779616]"This whole thing started in the state of California, the first community spread, in a nail salon. I just want to remind everybody of that and that I'm very worried about that," Newsom said during his daily COVID-19 briefing in Sacramento.[/QUOTE]That is a typical overaction from men. For women who go to nail salons, it's like the grocery store and gas station combined. They will be worried but they will still go given half the chance. I know an escort who just can't survive this on her own. She checked herself into a resort hotel so she can have food. She even hired a chef for the week. Her only complaint? Nails!

Elon and others have question for the local health department Czar and Governors long term objective. Limited testing available, very slow early response, limited N95 availability. KN95 approved by FDA.

Who is in charge? Are we saving lives?

Newsom Phase III. Now? Elon. Now.

Massage Place in Phase II. W / KN95 not N95.

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[URL]https://abc7.com/nail-salons-coronavirus-covid19-infections/6164615/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/05/06/dallas-salon-owner-jailed-coronavirus/[/URL]

[QUOTE=JamesD2004;4779834]That is a typical overaction from men. For women who go to nail salons, it's like the grocery store and gas station combined. They will be worried but they will still go given half the chance. I know an escort who just can't survive this on her own. She checked herself into a resort hotel so she can have food. She even hired a chef for the week. Her only complaint? Nails![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JamesD2004;4779834]That is a typical overaction from men. For women who go to nail salons, it's like the grocery store and gas station combined. They will be worried but they will still go given half the chance. I know an escort who just can't survive this on her own. She checked herself into a resort hotel so she can have food. She even hired a chef for the week. Her only complaint? Nails![/QUOTE]Take a look at this.

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This is a respiratory virus, spread by breath. You can go near someone, 6 feet, for a short time, better w / a mask. If you are around them for an hour or more in a closed room, you will have it if they are contagious. That is why a nail salon is a no go for safety. Unless they provide SCUBA!

[QUOTE=FarFarAway;4783223]Take a look at this.

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This is a respiratory virus, spread by breath. You can go near someone, 6 feet, for a short time, better w / a mask. If you are around them for an hour or more in a closed room, you will have it if they are contagious. That is why a nail salon is a no go for safety. Unless they provide SCUBA![/QUOTE]Some of you take me the wrong way. Back in March, or Feb, how many of you wear a glove using the gas pump, press the buttons, and quarantine your card and glove (if not disposable) if you don't use your payment app? How many gas station staff wear a mask and have a shield? This is pretty standard now. And what did Ted Cruz do? He went for a haircut just now even when the barber isn't supposed to be open.

If you haven't been to a nail salon, you can watch the news about an OC owner reopened her salon in defiance. For smaller salons, the crouch seats are typically much bigger and more spacious than Happy Nails, and typical hair salons. To some women, going to a nail salon is like you have to go to the grocery store and the gas station. If the standard precautions are taken, it's no riskier than going into Walmart, certainly no risker than going for a hair cut. Texans cheer Ted for that.

Rideshare companies JUST required all riders and drivers wearing masks. CDC only recently gave guidelines that no riders should sit in front and suggests a partition. Look at a typical Target staff now. Back in Feb, March or even April, they all work like unprotected idiots. Only men will think why people still want to go to nail salons? To women, it's why not? People still got on cruises back in March and get themselves killed or strained at sea. If everybody wears a mask and glove in public areas on the cruise that will be making a difference.

Fuck right now I would love a hairstylist more than an escort. I can get pussy anywhere, whenever I want, but what I really need is a haircut. I look like a damn hippie. My hair grows like a weed. Does anyone know any chick anywhere who does lingerie-haircuts? I don't even care about the lingerie part, just cut my stupid-ass hair LOL.

I miss my barber and his shavers. I miss that buzzing sound behind my head. In and out in less than 15 minutes.

Steak.

[QUOTE=SteakTartare;4786390]Fuck right now I would love a hairstylist more than an escort. I can get pussy anywhere, whenever I want, but what I really need is a haircut. I look like a damn hippie. My hair grows like a weed. Does anyone know any chick anywhere who does lingerie-haircuts? I don't even care about the lingerie part, just cut my stupid-ass hair LOL.

I miss my barber and his shavers. I miss that buzzing sound behind my head. In and out in less than 15 minutes.

Steak.[/QUOTE]A barbershop in Laguna Hills is open but hella crowded. You can google them or go to "[URL]thebarberhood.com[/URL]".

They we're on all the local news for defying State / Local Gov't orders to stay shutdown.

[QUOTE=SteakTartare;4786390]Fuck right now I would love a hairstylist more than an escort. I can get pussy anywhere, whenever I want, but what I really need is a haircut. I look like a damn hippie. My hair grows like a weed. Does anyone know any chick anywhere who does lingerie-haircuts? I don't even care about the lingerie part, just cut my stupid-ass hair LOL.

I miss my barber and his shavers. I miss that buzzing sound behind my head. In and out in less than 15 minutes.

Steak.[/QUOTE]Barberwaxingqueen714 on Instagram is still cutting hair by appointment, pedicures too. She is 30's MILF, dresses sexy, does have an HE only menu.

Cloth Mask and Social Distance Model May 14, 2020 .


As Los Angeles County continues to reopen certain retail and recreation opportunities, you may be wondering how the Public Health Department decides whether to move forward or retreat. You might also wonder how much the Safer at Home order, physical distancing, hand washing, and cloth face coverings actually help. Department of Health Services director Christina Ghaly, M. D. Broke that down in a county briefing this afternoon.

Ghaly presented the following model:

[URL]https://www.welikela.com/how-safer-at-home-allows-l-a-county-to-reopen/[/URL]

[QUOTE=JamesD2004;4783833]Some of you take me the wrong way. Back in March, or Feb, how many of you wear a glove using the gas pump, press the buttons, and quarantine your card and glove (if not disposable) if you don't use your payment app? How many gas station staff wear a mask and have a shield? This is pretty standard now. And what did Ted Cruz do? He went for a haircut just now even when the barber isn't supposed to be open.

If you haven't been to a nail salon, you can watch the news about an OC owner reopened her salon in defiance. For smaller salons, the crouch seats are typically much bigger and more spacious than Happy Nails, and typical hair salons. To some women, going to a nail salon is like you have to go to the grocery store and the gas station. If the standard precautions are taken, it's no riskier than going into Walmart, certainly no risker than going for a hair cut. Texans cheer Ted for that.

Rideshare companies JUST required all riders and drivers wearing masks. CDC only recently gave guidelines that no riders should sit in front and suggests a partition. Look at a typical Target staff now. Back in Feb, March or even April, they all work like unprotected idiots. Only men will think why people still want to go to nail salons? To women, it's why not? People still got on cruises back in March and get themselves killed or strained at sea. If everybody wears a mask and glove in public areas on the cruise that will be making a difference.[/QUOTE]

Thanks Hapa but the only thing I detest more than my long haired hippie look is long lines. I always went to my barber at a specific day and hour of the week so he can honor my scheduled appointment. I hate waiting in crowded rooms or long lines. I guess I just hate people in general ha ha ha. The overwhelming entitlement attitude nowadays makes my blood boil.

Good for them to defy Gov Nanny's shutdown. That blue dude hates red OC LOL.

Steak.

[QUOTE=HapaBoy86;4786575]A barbershop in Laguna Hills is open but hella crowded. You can google them or go to "[URL]thebarberhood.com[/URL]".

They we're on all the local news for defying State / Local Gov't orders to stay shutdown.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SteakTartare;4787034]Good for them to defy Gov Nanny's shutdown. That blue dude hates red OC LOL.[/QUOTE]Meanwhile, OC hit an all time high for new cases yesterday. These people are being reckless.

Statistics and numbers can be manipulated by whatever political agenda one is leaning towards. All time high for new cases is meaningless to me. There are more accurate metrics I need to see to feel safer or less safe.

Steak.

[QUOTE=MacNCheese;4787278]Meanwhile, OC hit an all time high for new cases yesterday. These people are being reckless.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Sound7;4786807]Cloth Mask and Social Distance Model May 14, 2020 .


As Los Angeles County continues to reopen certain retail and recreation opportunities, you may be wondering how the Public Health Department decides whether to move forward or retreat. You might also wonder how much the Safer at Home order, physical distancing, hand washing, and cloth face coverings actually help. Department of Health Services director Christina Ghaly, M. D. Broke that down in a county briefing this afternoon.

Ghaly presented the following model:

[URL]https://www.welikela.com/how-safer-at-home-allows-l-a-county-to-reopen/[/URL][/QUOTE]You guys should do less reading more thinking. The fact is that the virus is here since at least Jan. It is here whether you reopen or not. It will be there this winter and the next. The only game-changing developments are effective treatments and vaccines. That should be the only guideline for yourself.

If CDC lost its credibility, who else you should trust? I can go on and on but changing guidelines to reuse N95 respirators before effective disinfection methods were found? And advise this to doctors and nurses with a straight face, sending people to die?

[QUOTE=MacNCheese;4787278]Meanwhile, OC hit an all time high for new cases yesterday. These people are being reckless.[/QUOTE]I recommend Flowbee if they still have it in stock. I've been told I look 20 years younger in a bad way. The one-layer equal length cut is the fundamental technique hairstylists do to most of the areas on the head. If you have short straight hair you need a template from Amazon to do the neck blind. Or you can use a 3 mirror gadget to do the neck free handed. The modern version is to use two phones as a cam monitor pair. I also recommend the Philips trimmer designed for self-cut.

On more than one occasion, when I was talking to youngish girls who showed interest in me, her buddy would check my social profile picture and warned her that I am probably 20 years older than my look because of my haircut. That wasn't meant to be a compliment, LOL.

Asian good to go.

Alameda County has about 141 cases and 5 deaths for every 100,000 residents, although that varies significantly by race. *Black Alameda County residents had disproportionally high death rates, with 9. 6 deaths for every 100,000 residents compared to death rates of 5. 3 for Latinos, 5. 1 for white residents and 2. 7 for Asian residents.

[QUOTE=Sound7;4786807]Cloth Mask and Social Distance Model May 14, 2020 .


As Los Angeles County continues to reopen certain retail and recreation opportunities, you may be wondering how the Public Health Department decides whether to move forward or retreat. You might also wonder how much the Safer at Home order, physical distancing, hand washing, and cloth face coverings actually help. Department of Health Services director Christina Ghaly, M. D. Broke that down in a county briefing this afternoon.

Ghaly presented the following model:

[URL]https://www.welikela.com/how-safer-at-home-allows-l-a-county-to-reopen/[/URL][/QUOTE]