ACTUALLY, no, easily four people in the group do.

And guess how many are tested for Covid and deny they have it? Every. Single. One.

(Of said sick people I mean)

I had to let them know in no uncertain terms that I'm getting the hell out of her on monday and not coming back until this is over.

>One says 'I stayed home for five days as soon as I got sick' This person had a sore throat and could barely talk on friday.

>A guy in the group downwind of her said he got tested and came back negative because he didn't want to bring it home to his wife and kids but he's still hacking and coughing.
>A guy sitting next to the first person said he (suddenly) came down with a sore throat but claims it's a 'sinus issue' and not covid. Hasn't confirmed or denied he did covid test.

>NONE OF THESE PEOPLE STAYED HOME WHEN THEY SHOWED COVID SYMPTOMS.
>THE CAMPUS IS CLOSED.

>AND YOU ARE EXPECTING ME TO COME TO CAMPUS ON WEDNESDAY DURING THE CLOSURE TO HAVE A GROUP MEETING FOR A COUPLE HOURS WITH YOU.

If I keep watching these idiots fail at basic understanding of the rules the government, health agencies and our own goddamn school set down, I fear I may manifest my Karkat muse early due to sheer unbridled disgust.

yeeeah those are pretty fluish symptoms

I mean

Am I not justified to be pissed off at these people being unreasonable when I have parents who are in the risk category and these guys are like 'Oh yeah sure go ahead'

'We don't have the virus totally'

I'm tempted to ask OKAY SHOW ME YOUR TESTS. :u

Then again there's news from Japan that a guy who recovered from coronavirus caught it /a second time/ because he went on a cruise ship.

facepalm

Gee, it's almost like large gatherings of people spread diseases faster.

geez. not to be mean but that is boomer levels of hubris