JBE Just Said That You Do Not Have To Wait to Test Negative Before Returning To Work

He doesn’t want you to take another test because it will hurt his positive percentage he’s trying to jack up.

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He said to wait 3 days after you stop feeling symptoms, then 10 days after that you should be good to go, but dont go take another test

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This doesn’t make sense. It’s the same as saying wait 13 days after you stop feeling symptoms. I think you missed something, or he misspoke.

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he misspoke.

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It is likely this. He is adding the days instead of combing them running concurrently.

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He said to wait 3 days after you stop feeling symptoms, then 10 days after that you should be good to go,

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That is some backwards arse "math" there.

First, why not just say 13 days after you stop feeling symptoms. If you're going with his "logic" might as well say "wait 2 days after no symptoms, then wait another day. After that wait 3 more days. Then, stay quarantined for 2 days and another 5...." WTF?

But then again, what if you tested positive without ever experiencing symptoms? Do you start counting the 1st 3 days right away?

The more it goes, the more I really think he IS Boucher's dad.

I think it's because you can still carry a slight but detectable viral load outside of 14 days but not be contagious. I mean, if he wanted to perpetuate the covid/shutdown wouldn't he be saying the opposite?

Because you can test positive 60 days after the first initial positive test.

You could be waiting a long time to go back to work.

Or he doesn’t want it to be so obvious that 93% of the test kits are Pre-loaded with a COVID positive result.

He wasn't referring to Chlymydia, though. Sorry, boys.

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I think it’s fricking stupid to place blame on anyone for “giving” you the virus

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A friend of mine seemed almost angry that I told her no I wasn't getting tested when I felt a little bleh last night. She was pushing it because she saw me four days ago and wanted to know whether she should be concerned. If you are concerned for yourself and those you're around you, wouldn't be make more sense for you yourself to get tested?

Even if I got tested first thing today, my result wouldn't be ready until Sunday at the earliest (they're advertising 3 days right now). So what really would knowing my result 8 days later do for someone else who has already spent over a week around their coworkers and roommates?

And yes, like you said, the last two places I went in public were with her/our friends. So she has no way of knowing whether I caught it from her, at the place we were at, or even if I had it at that point in time.

it is at least 10 days from onset of symptoms and at least 72 hours asymptomatic...it must be both

Of course that does not stop a business from putting whatever return guidelines they want. If your boss tells you that you have to test negative before you can return, then you have to test negative before you return