I hate to admit it, but he does have a point. Why do burgers shut down the economy when double digits have died? That isn't even as many black guys that Kim Kardashian has fucked.
I hate to admit it, but he does have a point. Why do burgers shut down the economy when double digits have died...
Parker Ward
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Alexander Sanchez
Because it's far worse than the goverments are letting on.
Blake Richardson
more than 69 have died. (nice) There has been a substantial lack of tests.
Also using basic math they can see that at the rate of growth it will be a disaster.
It's like standing on a train track and refusing to move because you haven't been killed yet
Robert Perry
so wreck the economy before the virus does. covid btfo
Isaac Murphy
its only 69 reported. its much higher. the fact that they dont test the dead is troubling
Justin Johnson
The panic over the virus is due to how it spreads rapidly and seems to specifically be more harmful to the elderly and immunocompromised.
And think about that for a second, what groups of people are elderly? It's most of the 1% and people in positions of power.
They're fearing their deaths and pulling all the stops because they've realized this is something that can actually hurt them.
Asher Flores
Economy will recover but not well if 10s of millions are dead you idiot
Connor Lee
I'd shut down the economy for a 69
Isaac Wood
Can you trannies calm down
>Donald Trump: (02:32)
>I just had a phone call with very impressive people, the biggest in the world, in the world of stores and groceries and all. And I’ll give you the names Dave Clark, Whole Foods. Mark Clouse, CEO of Campbell Soup Company. Brian Cornell, CEO of Target, Randy Edeker, Chairman and CEO, President of Hy-Vee, Jeff Haremning, CEO of General Mills, great company. Kevin Birkin President, CEO of Sysco. Craig Jelinek, CEO of Costco. Todd Jones, CEO of Publix Supermarkets, Donnie King Tyson Foods. David MacLennan, Chairman and CEO of Cargill. Rodney McMillan, CEO, Chairman of Kroger, big company. Doug McMillan, CEO of Walmart. He’s been fantastic. Doug was here, as you know, on Friday and he watched the market go up 2000 points on Friday. It went up 2000 almost 2000 points. Todd Vasos, CEO of Dollar General Corporation, and Vivek San Quran, President and CEO of Albertson’s.
>Donald Trump: (04:03)
>So these are all phenomenal companies. He’s a great companies. We had a long conversation with them and they’re going to work 24 hours around the clock, keeping their store stocked. I would like to say that people shouldn’t go out and buy. We’re going to all be great. We’re going to be so good. We’re going to do, what’s happened with the fed is phenomenal news. What’s happening with all of these incredible companies is phenomenal news. But you don’t have to buy so much. Take it easy. Just relax. People are going in and they’re buying more. I remember, I guess during the conversation, Doug of Walmart said that they buying more than they buy a Christmas. Relax, we’re doing great. It all will pass.
Kayden Miller
The number of cases (and number of deaths) increase by about ten times every week. So 69 dead this week. 690 dead the week after that. 6900 dead the next week. Then 69,000 dead... Then 690,000 dead...
Exponential growth kind of sucks.