Barbershop
Parks reopening
Personally interacting with friends
Being human

2 chicks at the same time.

Hadn't thought about the barbershop, but that is a good question. Very close personal touching with strangers. I assume the barbers will wash their hands after each client. I wonder if each client will run home to shower after the cut.

And I assume that everybody will interact with friends again when it is officially allowed. Is that a bad assumption? Are there people who won't see their friends socially again, even after the restrictions are lifted?

Haircut for sure.

None of the above.
However, I will fully return to my prior haircut regime.

We don't eat out a lot but we're jonesin' for eating out now.

Complicated question... in general, considering the number of cases here and the fact that I don't go out a ton anyway, I'd get back to normal activities. Assuming there's some data/research backing up the fact that we can all go back to some sort of normal daily life without starting a 2nd apocalypse, then I'd trust that to a large extent (just like trusting the idea of needing to stay at home for a month+).

I'd think the complications with sports across all states would mean it's not going to be an all-at-once deal... plus it would make sense to hold off on huge events at first to make sure it's not the wrong decision.

There's a CNN article about other countries attempting to get back to normal, so there will be some examples out there by the time we do it, and I'm sure a lot of analysis on each of their experiences up to this point and how they're getting back to normal.

I would probably be in the 'early adopter' group of going out and even traveling, but it has a lot to do with the fact that I don't go to a lot of close-contact/crowded places anyway.

Go see my kids.

"Restrictions" is a broad category. Business restrictions with limits or an all up lift on social distancing? There's a difference.

Business restrictions.

There are many businesses that need high volume to survive. I am curious if just lifting the restrictions on businesses will be enough or will people still avoid certain businesses, irregardless of the restrictions. In other words, will it make financial sense for a restaurant/ barber/ cruise ship to open when the restrictions are lifted, or will they just lose money because clients will stay home?

I voted to eat in a restaurant. With that being said I will most likely wait awhile after the go ahead to do so.

"A while" = 1 week or 1 month or ????

I'm going to go right back to normal as soon a I'm able.

I'll probably take advantage of these airline/cruise prices immediately. I'm thinking I'd love to go to Hawaii.

I'm also a season pass holder at Universal and I will be there the first day they open for sure.

I still have my airfare and hotel reservations for Hawaii at the end of May for now.....

Barber

Hobby Lobby

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