For those that don't think people are staying home, for the most part, drive into areas
that are normally busy. I can tell you it's a ghost town in Clarksville, TN and this town is usually gridlocked with traffic. I know my friends in Montgomery, Alabama say the same thing about Eastchase. I have customers all over the southeast and they say the same thing. What am I missing?
Costco is booming everyday and so is the Pike Road Walmarks. The majority of restaurants are offering curbside services and some have shut down completely. Like Kobe Japanese restaurant. The hotels that are usually packed have hardly any vehicles in the parking lot at all.
Yep, people are willing to go buy the necessities like milk, eggs, meat, and guns, but they're worried about going out to eat or pick up dinner. Louisiana shut down on Sunday. I drove across the entire state on I10 Monday, and traffic sucked. Stopped for lunch and gas and both locations were busy. Americans by nature aren't going to adhere to this shelter in place bs. I think the exit strategy is to go back to work, period. The at risk population need to stay cooped up as well as anybody showing any symptoms.
Urban centers like NYC are a whole different situation. I dont know what to do with that mess, but that's what happens when you have 9M people crammed into an area half the size of Crenshaw county AL
