Anyone from Louisiana going to Florida?

I'm thinking about going to Alabama or Florida in May. Just not sure about it as the places of business might get overrun and/or they won't have enough employees to provide service.

I would be just fine sitting at a condo cooking my own meals and going to the beach/pool.

When Florabama reopens, I’m leaving that day to go

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Hanging around overweight panhandlers who think CV is a hoax

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Stahp

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overweight panhandlers who think CV is a hoax

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I have a job now, you judgmental prick

I’m traveling there Monday (essential) to a jobsite. And leaving on Thursday.
I went through the I-10 checkpoint the week they started it so they have all my information. But because details on the quarantine weren’t fully fleshed out at the time, as if they check on me in my hotel or something, I worked that one day and came back home. I plan to take an alternate route in, and I-10 out. I ask around.

Going May 31. Not expecting any issues.

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Just don't want to risk a mandatory 14 day quarantine if I only book a condo for a week.

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They arent enforcing this

You are fine going to condo beach and pool

Each county has there separate restrictions. Some beach are only open in the morning or evening, other s are open for only a few hours and then some open fully but no chairs, umbrellas, etc.

By May 15, they will probably all be fully up and running but with social distancing enforced. I don’t think you will see the beach vendors lining up chairs right next to each other this year, so that’s a plus.

I’ve been through the checkpoint twice, wasn’t stopped due to Florida plates, but my neighbors said they take your info and then ask you to quarantine for 14 days. They will not come check on you. They don’t even verify the address you give them.

Why are people so worried about these checkpoints. They’re basically meaningless and aren’t enforceable

I’m talking about the check points not the beaches