In a day of explosive evidence, one of Mr Johnsonâs former aides also said he thought Mr Johnson had questioned why the economy was being destroyed âfor people who will die anyway soonâ.
An interesting report on what the pandemic revealed about ventilation, varying government standards, and how some companies/agencies are addressing problems in buildings:
We have a family of wild kids on our street, the youngest, about 5 years old, came to our door on Halloween to thank us for the candy bags. He had a big plastic something or other in his mouth. I asked him what that was, he didnât know. Where did you get it? He found it. You might want to not put it in your mouth. He didnât see the problem.
Donât put your lips on that thing. What the hell is that?
In October, the state agreed to pay Fiscus $150,000 to settle the case. In addition, top health officials agreed not to disparage Fiscus, and Fiscus agreed not to disparage state officials. Additionally, Fiscus is required to refrain from commenting if she is asked about the lawsuit, negotiations, or settlement.
$150k to silence her. I am not criticizing her, she has the right to move on and live her life. But this is outrageous that she was fired for upholding the law and gets chicken feed in the settlement.
When I was small, my father would occasionally tell us âMy mother always said you have to eat a pound of dirt before you die.â
I was too young to understand that he was trying to reassure us not to worry if we dropped our cookie or something on the floor. Instead I thought it meant that when you got really old and it came your time to die, youâd have to go out to the backyard and eat a pound of dirt before youâd be allowed to die. I spent years dreading that far-off day when I would have to go out and eat all that dirt.
