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Nov 29, 2020 | 07:59 PM

#21

CalypsoNotch93

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From: NC

Might swing by there on the way to Sturgis next year If its open.

Nov 30, 2020 | 01:30 PM

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nevada72

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From: PNW

The Museum is closed until at least January 3rd.

Nov 30, 2020 | 01:41 PM

#23

nicolas74

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From: France

Hello guys, I am French and in France we have been confined for 1 month. businesses operate, but small businesses do not. So the Harley dealerships are closed. Failure to comply with health instructions causes a lot of social disruption, unemployment. deconfinement began this weekend.
I'm not a person at risk but if I don't wear the mask and I catch COVID and during the incubation I pass it on to my parents I can kill them so I wear the mask, not for me but for protect those I love.
French media show your country as a bad student of COVID.
I'm French but I love your country, your motorcycles (I ride Harley), your cars (I have a 74 Camaro) and your country music and for my 50th birthday I had to do a road trip with Eagle rider from Los Angeles in Los Angeles through all the national parks, Las Vegas ....
But Mr COVID came before me! Please wear your masks and I will be happy to come and spend some dollars in your beautiful country.
Be careful and be well

Ps : sorry for my American

Nov 30, 2020 | 04:53 PM

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nevada72

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nicolas74

It's very easy to vilify a country when you live in another. You don't even want to know what many say about France. And the US is an easy target.

There is a big debate on whether or not wearing a mask is effective here in the US. Some see it as a infringement of freedom. As someone who works closely with the healthcare profession, I am a believer in wearing a mask. To me it's not political - it's just what every person I know that works in healthcare recommends. So I listen to them.

That said, to many it is political so I'll leave it at that to avoid sending this thread to POD.

And your English is much better than my French, so you are good. Also - I had a 74 Camaro LT. Red with black stripes. I sure wish I had that car today. It was actually a really good car.