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I watch Fox news as well, and have noticed for quite some time the hosts will cut the "experts" off about the time the expert is stating the answer I or everyone wants to hear. They try and cover as much news or opinions as they can, and it can be frustrating for sure.

I've heard rumors of various issues with cell phone towers, wife had trouble making a phone call yesterday, and her eyephone was acting weird earlier today.

Probably a dumb ?, but WHO has the license? The nurse or the hospital. The nurse is the one that spent hours and hours in school to learn/know almost as much, if not more than a doctor as that is their desire to do. How can a hospital yank a nurse's license. Bad referral for being a bad employee I see that, but what I read above seems a bit far fetched to me, but that's why I'm asking.

Heard on the news that some of the patients at the hospital ship had the C19 virus, so I hope they can control it so the whole ship can be utilized.

Auto pay means your payment is one less that someone has deal with in some form or fashion. Eventually, one less employee on the payroll, and less customer service when there are issues.

If you took the C19 issue as serious as YOU say guys who go fishing should then maybe you should not go driving around doing your appraisal work. While doing your "drive-bys" as you call them, you could be involved in a vehicle accident and cause injury, forcing someone to go to a hospital, and potentially increase the risk exposing them to the C19 virus. Just because you don't enjoy the sport of fishing, be a man and don't criticize someone else doing something that is currently legal.

Wife mentioned something similar to this happening in the New England area, hospital staff being furloughed or laid off due to lack of patients. My brother had his 2nd knee replacement done on 3/17/20, and doctor told him he was one of the last 3 he would probably do because of the C19 issue.

If they don't take C19 patients at the hospital ship, and it appears it will be under utilized, then send some of the ships medical team over to the hospitals to help or relieve the land based hospital staffs so they can get some rest.

Both of us are retired, I have lots and lots of odd jobs to do around the house and spend a lot of time in the "hobby room" on rainy days. On sunny days I try and do an odd job or two outside just to get out of the house, and I did go fishing today, ramp parking lot was OVER FLOWING. Next week the weather looks crappy again, so. We go thru a drive thru at times, run to the grocery store once a week as needed but stay home for the most part.

That's funny, don't care who you, that's funny.

So you had autopay "on" for AT&T correct?? They can change the billing cycle anytime they desire, suits their mood. Same for going up in price but it's usually on an annual basis with AT&T based on my experience. Only ones I have on auto pay are the local electric and water/sewer/gas bills. All others I pay thru electronic banking so I don't have to pay postage every month. I get a notice/email from AT&T/DirectV that the bill can be viewed, but I don't have this one on autopay. I wait for the paper bill to come before I pay 'em, and I can set the date/amount for the electronic pmt to be made for each one of my bills, even my CC bills, but I pay all in full every month. I don't sign up for the "e" bills, all are paper version.

Fishing is legal as long as you practice the social distancing/safe health guidelines. I'm going fishing today, solo so I'll be distancing myself from everyone else as I usually do.

I'll wear a scuba mask then. LOL Apparently other fishermen (people ??) didn't get that memo, drove to 2 different boat ramps today, parking lots were half full at one, and maybe 10 max at the other.

I've seen a boat being pulled in my area almost everytime I get out going to the store. I'm thinking I will find out tomorrow if the weather holds.

It would be accurate too as those asterisks cover a lot of ground.

Reports I've seen the www (gotta be true right) indicate 1st time buyers are going wild with the desire to protect their hordes of TP and hand sanitizer.

While there may be heavy volume due to the current situations we face, I experienced a 1-2 hr delay in a BG check in Oct or Nov '19. The dealer stated it had been slow all day long, and he guesstimated a 1-2 hr delay. It ended up being about 75 minutes IIRC. There was nothing special going on that day that I remember. Sometimes, computers just have a work slow down.

Prayers for all who are being affected by this, whether by the illness itself or one of the side effects of it. The public in general is feeling the side effects to varying degrees, some more than others depending on their situation.

I've got a boat, but the RARE days of sunshine we get get are usually just for part of the day, so I head to the gun range for a couple hours, and to get out of the house. I did get "out of the house" yesterday, washed 2 vehicles, got one waxed, the other one gets waxed today. I was "out" in the garage so it was a different environment for a while. Any bets on another drought this July/August/Sept time frame???? I got the other vehicle waxed today, then mowed the yard, so I've been "out of the house" for the majority of 2 days, it sure helps the mind, even if I'm doing something productive for a change. LOL

I got the same email yesterday, now if the weather would cooperate. I'm really tired of being inside the house, we've had crappy weather for the most part in 2020.

Saw the signs for a gun show in Sweetwater for this weekend as well when I passed thru earlier today.

Boats depreciate just like cars and other vehicles (excluding collector type vehicles). If you feel like you will use the boat more than some of the guns in the safe, try selling those guns and use the $$ for the purchase of the boat, or buy the boat with some borrowed funds, sell the guns to pay of the loan. The break out another thousand for the boat is true, but the same can be said for some/most guns as they never seem to be "finished" in some form, needs a new scope, new stock, etc.. A cheap/inexpensive gun can still be double or triple the initial cost after it's customized to your liking.

One news clip stated he had a on-going feud with a co-worker, but that was all the clip said. I read on another firearm forum the shooter had 2 hand guns, one with a silencer, but no other details. Since it was not a AR style firearm, it's not as news worthy, handguns are common place now with HCP's, etc.

I heard on one news clip that the brewery was undergoing a "restructuring", and 400 jobs would be eliminated sometime in the near future. He may have been in the first wave under the RIF.

Google says the average life span for a bald eagle is ~20 yrs, so it's a wise old bird, and probably won't tell anybody it's "honey hole" location. It's getting fat and lazy in it's golden years. LOL