I was talking with my sister earlier and telling her that someone we both knew was planning on coming to visit her Mum this weekend and then go home again. I was saying how wrong it way and she said 'well I have been to see Dad a few times'.
Apparently she went to drop off a load of stuff to put in his attic, then went to borrow the jet washer, then again to drop it off again, then again to go and deliver some weed killer she bought for him. I said to her she was wrong to do that and she said 'we kept 2 metres apart and just chatted out of the car window'. They were chatting for an hour or so each time. Am I right in thinking you can spread the virus in 15 minutes of standing 2 metres apart?
Then she said 'it's the same as going food shopping'. Which is an argument that frustrates me immensely as i don't get how people don't understand the difference between something being essential or not.
Am i wrong to be incredibly disappointed in them both? I really thought better of them.