re: Is Georgia still around? I heard that they'd be a wasteland by now for opening up.

In Atlanta, people have flooded parks in the past couple of weeks. Restaurants in Midtown, VA Highlands, and Buckhead since last weekend have opened in a short-form capacity where there's a new social distancing layout inside, and a slightly more spaced out than normal patio outside.

There have been reports of COVID spikes but in comparison to how many people that have been out and about, it's not as bad as some would think.

I think carefully re-opening with precautionary measures has been good for the city. As a whole, people respect the spacing and understand the extra care behind some of the practices. Folks are happier out of the house, and as far as I've noticed, no one is abusing the privileges on both the proprietor and customer side.

Also, I've been back in the office now for what is currently my 2nd week... now I know cars aren't a true definition of wealth/status etc... but the majority of vehicles in our 90% empty deck are high-end vehicles (Maserati, Porsche, s500 Mercedes, Ranges, etc..). When I say majority, I mean virtually all. The smart money isn't sleeping through this pandemic or taking a break, which makes me think that the turnaround could be within the next 12 months.