This graph shows the explosion of infections over the next few weeks.Mean Mr Mustard II wrote:Following Adam2's shopping report, and V2's personal risk guide, we decided to break cover for one last time. Final top up.
We did a planned flyby of Aldi - car park overflowing - and saw the constant stream of cars entering the mega Tescos nearby. Instead, we headed for B&M, per Adam's advice. They were reasonably well stocked with everything. Even got two Aloe Vera gels. Then went to a backwater supermarket where all the labels are written in Foreign, mainly aimed at the large Eastern European diaspora here. They too had everything, busy but not overcrowded. Loo roll, flour etc. Being as it's not mainstream, and assuming they can still import from Europe, that'll be the first port of call in X months from now.
We are thinking about a trip early next week to a flour mill... Really gotta call it good then.
It shows how much time you have to get out and about relatively safely - and then when you should be hiding under the duvet.
We are currently in the lowest foothills.
This is HMG data of reported cases x 8.3 to allow for hidden cases and then time shifted 6 days to allow for slow reporting.
In reality the graph will curve heavily to the right as we approach saturation.
Hospital beds will run out very early in the upslope ... leaving many thousands to fend for them selves.
The first week of April will be a fun time for the country.
I just hope that this is all a waking dream and/or the numbers are total nonsense.
