*Supermarket worker here. We'll be there, behind the counter, serving the thousands of people each day who are panicking about running out of beer and fags and meanwhile spreading the virus to us with our no masks, no gloves and all for minimum wage...
Lockdown won't affect us. We're working harder than ever at the moment*
Yep, and policing the store's new policy of limiting certain purchases, whilst 'not putting our safety at risk if the customer chooses not to comply with that request'...
DS and DDIL are about 1000 miles from where this originated. Lockdown in their city meant working from home where possible. They could walk the dog in the grounds of their gated community, not outside it. Only one of them at a time could leave the community to visit the supermarket, every 3 days, temperature taken on leaving and returning, admission to the store only allowed after signing in, having a temperature check, and if wearing a suitable mask (N95 I think, would have to check). Only shortages were noodles, masks and disinfectant. After 6 weeks things are slowly relaxing. Hoping there isn't a second wave there when people are mingling again. Staff have been allowed back into his school but students aren't yet.