When I arrive somewhere I just ask who is on the line ahead of me. Lines are disorganized things around here.

Some people are polite enough to say they are in a hurry and ask to cut the line. So I let them.

Employee rights neither.

Employers have now figured out they do not have to even show up to the industrial tribunal hearing. And many do not.

> However, both Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis and Health Minister Renward Wells have already said there are no plans to increase COVID restrictions in the country.

Covid came at the wrong time. Had it happened eletion year, there would not have been no lockdown.

Renward knows how to keep a serene poker face and say whatever is expedient or convenient.

Basically, it took Dr. Dalh to kibosh the disbursement of the vaccine without accounting for the second dose.

I suspected as much.

do not mind this guy. no one listens to him on the radio.'

he wish he would become a prominent whatever in the tribune articles.

> So, if you have a bunch of persons who get together in a particular locale commiserating together and someone is positive, and they would’ve spread it to these individuals you could expect that everyone exposed over those fourteen days would end up showing a positive.

Yep. People have been commiserating all over the place, including during political campaining.

A freudian slip, no doubt.

What drastic comments dude?
I guess you do not live in the bahamas.

People drive around woth comfort letters because they run out of car plates, they run out of plastic cards at NIB, they run out of plastic cards to make driver's licence, the fire engine takes 40 min to come to potter's cay because they had no water, the hospital runs out of blood.

NOW, I must trust they have a second dose for me?
.think again.

Speaking of Renward Well, he must be the great grandson of Mrs Malaprop. The 'testicular' incident drew some attention.

Today he was on the radio talking about social gathering where people were comiserating with each other. 🤪 Instead of comingling. 😄😄😄😄

> The problem is if they continue to issue ‘first doses’ to everyone who wants the vaccine, will they have supplies available once the requirement for the second inoculation comes around?

That is because they are handling the vaccine supplies like their bank book. Just spend what is there and do not plan for the next month's expenses.

Reporters asked these questions and were just brushed aside.

> #If they give them to those who have already had the first dose, the members of the public who have chosen to “wait to see what happens” will then have to wait on the government’s ability to secure further supplies of the vaccine.

you snooze you lose as they say.
In this case the snoozers have won.

I am shocked at the number of my acquaintances who have rushed to be vaccinated. Bahamians just love these free things.

I did think about that too, that I might end up with doses of different brands if the second shipment does not come.

Please someone force them scientists and politicians to watch The Count on Sesame street to learn something.

But, me suspects nothing else is coming for the next several months.

In the bahamas only the poor or unfortunate pay taxes.

Zero tax is only for politicians.