That is strange but, I had to get something for supper tonight and stopped in at the local Bi-Lo Market. I was waiting in line at checkout and the lady in front of me paid cash. The change was just something like .30. She told the girl to keep the change as she had no idea how many other people had handled those coins. Good move? Paranoid? I can't help but wonder where this is going.
My understanding is here in town they are trying to avoid giving change back...to the point you have to tell them you want your change back!
Let’s talk about gloves...what touches the glove contaminates the glove. The only way to make those work is to throw it away every time you touch something because touching something with gloves and then touching your face with the same glove is just like not having gloves. I only get weird about touching 6 things...door handles, gas pumps, cash, public ink pens, touch screens, and those danged cylinders in the bank drive through... I use old Walmart sacks we have an abundance of when I pump fuel...right into the trash before I get in the truck...
They are...I forgot to talk about hand sanitizer...I watched the bank teller through the window counting cash with rubber gloves touch his face 6 times while I was in the drive through. I see the folks at the drive through window at restaurants touching everything from my food to the cash to handles of everything with gloves...if you handle cash with gloves and then touch something else you just transferred anything that was on it...I would rather see everyone carry hand sanitizer in their pocket like I do. I use it MANY times a day right after I touch anything outside my truck that is in any public area. I use old Walmart sacks at gas pumps because they are free and I just toss it in the can right there...frees up rubber gloves for other folks...I thought that disposable gloves were made to be......disposable.
Seriously, I have a routine when I have to go into a store. I don’t get close to anyone, I never touch my face before I get home, and when I get into my truck I immediately use the mechanics wet wipes to wipe my steering wheel, my gear shift, and my armrest. I then use hand sanitizer on my hands. Immediately after getting home I wash them with soap and water. I use gloves to pump gas, they never touch my face and they are washable.
Clear as in get it loose from the ground or knock the dirt out? I use the blade to get the dirt off and then roll the tree to the pile which gets more off...getting it out of the ground is just a push from the side...
