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4 households indoors?

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Cracklefraggle · 17/10/2020 23:52

DH supports one of our friend's with a disabled family member who lives with them. He was there today watching football - ok so far. Friend's adult DC (doesn't live there) turns up with another friend and they all have a drink together and watch the match.

Only told me before when he made a joke about telling the DC not to put anything on SM about them all being in the same house. He couldn't understand why I said he should have left.

This isn't about the 'rules' but about the risk of 4 households mixing in tier 3 area where transmission is out of control. Needless to say it led to an argument because 'we all have to take each other at their word' about whether we have been taking risks or not Confused.

Am I just being a crank or does this seem like unnecessary risk to anyone else too?

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dementedpixie · 17/10/2020 23:55

I'm in Scotland and we aren't allowed anyone indoors so it seems risky to me

Judystilldreamsofhorses · 18/10/2020 00:03

Also in Scotland and would love to have a drink and watch football with a friend - and I couldn’t be less interested in sport!

Yes, it seems like a risk, but it’s done now.

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