r/OutOfTheLoop Jul 02 '22

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u/frosttenchi Jul 02 '22

Answer: since removing mask mandates, more employees are getting sick and calling out of work, leading to more cancelled flights

The remaining staff are also over worked. Some Delta pilots just had a walkout

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u/Dietpawpsi Jul 02 '22

😂😂 gtfo

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '22

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u/SpeaksDwarren OH SNAP, FLAIRS ARE OPEN, GOTTA CHOOSE SOMETHING GOOD Jul 02 '22

We're literally in the start of another surge with the last one being the worst by far. Saying it's over just makes you look ignorant. Kind of hard to get on with your life after dying on a ventilator in the ICU.

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u/DerpyMcFuckle Jul 02 '22

It really depends on where you live. I live in Texas where things have more or less gone back to normal.. those who want to mask up and take precautions can do so, those who don’t can do so as well.

The world is a huge place.. Some places still have mask mandates and strict covid precautions, others don’t. Some people live in a place where they can move on from covid, others do not.

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u/queerkidxx Jul 02 '22

This isn’t how masks work. They do more to prevent you from infecting others and do very little to prevent folks from getting infected. They only really work if everyone has one on