Staff Reports
Remember when grocery stores turned into mazes, complete with arrows on the floor directing you which way to walk? Some folks genuinely believed this would save them from the virus! It’s baffling to think that anyone thought a simple change in aisle direction was the key to public health.
These "safety measures" were a glaring example of bureaucratic overreach. Instead of focusing on real solutions, authorities opted for symbolic gestures that did little more than confuse shoppers. The idea that walking down an aisle in a particular direction would prevent the spread of a virus is not just laughable; it’s an insult to common sense.
Meanwhile, small businesses were closing, and people's livelihoods were being destroyed, all while we were supposed to feel safer following floor stickers. This kind of misplaced focus shows just how detached from reality some of our so-called experts really are.
Next time someone tries to enforce a ridiculous rule, remember the grocery store arrows. If that doesn’t make you question the wisdom of these "health measures," nothing will.
