Coronavirus In A Large Gathering

I have another observation I would like to talk about.

Well,

this might even turn out to be a prediction.

It has something to do with the

Coronavirus.

I really didn't want to jump on the

Scare Bandwagon

to start alarming people,

but I believe that this is important

and everyone should be aware of what could possibly happen.

You are probably aware that school are closing their doors all across

America,

churches and mosques are closing their doors,

concerts have been cancelled,

conventions have been cancelled,

college basketball games have been cancelled,

soccer matches have been played in empty stadiums,

and a lot of businesses are asking their employees,

who are able to,

work from home.

There have been at least three cruise ships since the outbreak that have been stranded in ports,

unable to release their passengers because of the virus's contamination.

People are so worried about the spread of this virus that they are doing everything in their power to not get infected

or spread it accidentally.

But,

there is one place in this country where the mentality of patrons supporting certain establishments can't see the light of day.

Literally.

Because there are no windows at 

Casinos!

And these gambling houses are everywhere.

"Only two US states have a 100% ban on gambling: Hawaii and Utah. Only six US states do not allow lottery betting: Hawaii, Utah, Mississippi, Alabama, Alaska, and Nevada. Twenty-two US states allow lottery gambling or pari-mutuel betting on horse races, but do not have land-based casinos." From Online United States Casinos.com

Where do you think the next major quarantine will be?

Where there are large groups of people who congregate of course.

And what kind of business do you think is not feeling the global recession right now?

Gambling,

that's who.

In

California,

where I live,

we have an abundance of casinos.

There are nine within 25 miles of my house.

I know of no better way to spread an infectious disease like
COVID-19.

This is,

Do Not Worry About Me

I Don't Gamble

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“The coronavirus outbreak feels like an episode of The Twilight Zone!”
- Stewart Stafford -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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