The Social Distancing Thread

[Selassie I]

My job is essential too. I have been forced to somehow complete small miracles with almost no time over the last week because of it. Things are now starting to smooth out some... especially after our Governor personally helped me solve one of those small miracles at the end of last week. So I'm working harder than I've had to in years.

I have no choice but to be around a pretty large group or groups of folks in my job. Everyone is doing their best to keep our distance as much as possible and hand washing and sanitizer is at an all time high.

 

[Loyal]

I'm in a similar situation as @1maGoh my job is considered essential with the State, so I practice social distancing on the weekends, but I have to go to the office building during the week and although interactions are minimized, it's still challenging and concerning. New York is one of the States that has been hit the hardest so it's like a battle every day....Everyone stay healthy, wealthy & wise.

Social distancing for den....

 

[den-the-coach]

I have no choice but to be around a pretty large group or groups of folks in my job. Everyone is doing their best to keep our distance as much as possible and hand washing and sanitizer is at an all time high.

It's seems you and I have similar jobs and are in the same boat....Let's hope it's not the Titanic.

 

[Loyal]

It's seems you and I have similar jobs and are in the same boat....Let's hope it's not the Titanic.

View: https://i.imgur.com/uaA1nAU.png

 

[Selassie I]

It's seems you and I have similar jobs and are in the same boat....Let's hope it's not the Titanic.

Yeah... we're both in the school business. That's enough in itself as you know. I'm a school director too, so I can't just compartmentalize. Sometimes that's good... sometimes it sucks.

I am now also in command (seriously) of a big State Driver License office until things get back to normal. Basically they have to follow my direction to cover my needs... I don't have to ask... I just give them the marching orders. LOL. I'm being extra nice about it though. Even though I shouldn't after how they showed their ass to me last week. We are a private school... dealing with State employees is like dealing with a separate species of human. They wouldn't last long working at my school.... either that, or they'd kill me.

 

[SWAdude]

At least in the old days air flowed front to back. That's why the smoking section was in the back of the plane.

And BAM!

There you have it. Some common sense that makes.........sense.

With out going all airplane nerd on you, the outflow valve is in the rear of the aircraft. It modulates in flight to maintain different pressurization levels during different times of the flight.

Because of the different vents in the aircraft that no one can clearly see I know air swirls in the pressure vessel. And my best guess was it would flow towards the out flow valve.

The smoking section point just makes so much sense.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Loyal]

And BAM!

There you have it. Some common sense that makes.........sense.

With out going all airplane nerd on you, the outflow valve is in the rear of the aircraft. It modulates in flight to maintain different pressurization levels during different times of the flight.

Because of the different vents in the aircraft that no one can clearly see I know air swirls in the pressure vessel. And my best guess was it would flow towards the out flow valve.

The smoking section point just makes so much sense.

Thanks for sharing.

Old people know shyte, sonny...~ Akrasian
@Akrasian

 

[CGI_Ram]

 

[Mojo Ram]

 

[CGI_Ram]

 

[SteezyEndo]

 

[CGI_Ram]

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[GBRam15]

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[VegasRam]

Births certain to spike in 9 months.

Not sure that's how it works.