People aged 40 plus in hot spot Hamilton communities can get vaccinated now
People aged 40 and over who live in five hot spot communities in Hamilton are now eligible to get vaccinated.
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Hamilton will still have enough COVID-19 cases to be in lockdown by end of June: data
Modelling from Hamilton Public Health shows by the end of June, the city will still have enough new daily cases to be in grey-lockdown or the red-control zone.
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âWhat is wrong with you people? Iâm not working for this s anymore. These guys wonât put their mask on, Iâm sick of feeling like this,â the server says to an off-camera employee.
The two men continue to press the issue, accusing the server of âdiscriminationâ for upholding the mask-wearing mandate as COVID cases continue to spike across the United States.
Another employee, who appears to be a manager, then tells the men that they must wear masks in accordance to the stateâs current mandates.
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Dr. Marc Siegel reports on a new hope in the fight against coronavirus.
A fed-up Denny’s employee quit her job after customers challenged the restaurant s current mask-wearing requirement during the COVID pandemic.
A Denny’s server at the restaurant chain s location in Franklin Park, Ill., can be seen announcing her intentions to quit in a cellphone video posted to Reddit on Tuesday after customers refused to wear masks while citing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
WARNING: Video contains profanity.
The customers in question do not comply, claiming religious exemption. You know what, you know what? I quit, I f ing quit, the server says.
Denny s Server Quits on the Spot as Maskless Customers Cite Civil Rights Act
On 12/15/20 at 3:07 PM EST
A Denny s employee quit on the spot in frustration as a pair of customers rattled off inaccurate religious discrimination legalities on why they don t have to wear masks in the privately owned chain restaurant.
Cellphone video posted to Reddit Tuesday shows a Denny s server grabbing her purse, flagging down her manager and leaving the restaurant as two men cite the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as one reason they don t have to wear masks intended to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The video recorded by one of the two maskless patrons shows a dateline from September but was first posted online this week. The anti-masker customers immediately cite several religious exemptions, which prompts the Denny s employee to reject this outright by telling them twice, you re required to wear a mask.