Doesn’t feel like anyone is actually staying home.

Including you

There's no requirement/recommendation to stay at home. Just to keep social distance.

Traffic is definitely scaled back in my area but we have been out and about quite a bit since the "shutdown."

Well yeah, life doesn't stop because assholes think everyone should be cowering in their homes with a face mask on and Lysol cans in each hand.

Traffic is nearly non-existent here. Eerily

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There's no requirement/recommendation to stay at home. Just to keep social distance

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No one is doing that

Went to grocery store at lunch
Waited well behind lady getting wipe for her cart handle
People cut in front of me reaching behind her for wipes

60/40 elderly people, most stores are doing special early hours for them

Buffet & salad bar open, at least 7 people fixing food from buffet

No distancing in lines, not that lines are bad so a foot would help

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My neighborhood and surrounding parks and trails have never been more active with people walking.

Saw a group of kids riding their bikes together.

I’ve seen neighbors I never knew existed taking multiple walks a day.

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Social Distancing is not Social Isolation. Going for a walk, ride, hitting a trail is all good things to do in my book.

Downtown NOLA is a ghost town. Has been all week. Fewer out every day

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I feel like we arent actually doing or accomplishing anything other than inconvencing people and killing bars/resturants.....for this whole "flatten the curve" thing people keep regurgitating to work, I feel like it needs to be total shutdown....which i guess we'll add on after a few weeks of this does nothing

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Agreed.

The business districts are slow and quiet. The suburbs are all pretty active right now.

I came to work but there are only 6 of us here on the floor of a gigantic building. Bossman said this was social distancing enough... Usually 60 on the floor. I think he is here just to use company toilet paper too