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BREAKING: NYC closes all restaurants, except for takeout... (Original Post) brooklynite Mar 2020 OP
tens of thousands of suddenly unemployed people nt msongs Mar 2020 #1
How do bars do take-out and delivery? BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #2
Many bars also have a food menu... brooklynite Mar 2020 #3
Oh, I guess they do. BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #4
There are indeed places customerserviceguy Mar 2020 #6
Really?!? BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #7
When I lived in NY customerserviceguy Mar 2020 #9
I have seen drive-thrus for alcoholic beverages in Louisiana. BigmanPigman Mar 2020 #11
Yes, I've seen them in Ohio customerserviceguy Mar 2020 #13
Services like Uber eats and Grubhub. Flaleftist Mar 2020 #5
Shutting down all bars, nightclubs, theaters + restaraunts, thats hundreds of thousands without jobs Baclava Mar 2020 #8
Did they close their schools yet? It doesn't make much sense to close Luciferous Mar 2020 #10
Yes schools are closing. NYC Liberal Mar 2020 #14
Yes, that happened several hours earlier JHB Mar 2020 #15
Los Angeles just announced the same hardluck Mar 2020 #12

BigmanPigman

(51,583 posts)
4. Oh, I guess they do.
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 10:58 PM
Mar 2020

I was thinking people would have to go to the door with an empty bottle to fill up. I really never seriously considered bar food as "food".

customerserviceguy

(25,183 posts)
6. There are indeed places
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:22 PM
Mar 2020

that serve beer that will fill up an empty growler bottle to go. I wonder if such service is covered under the rules.

BigmanPigman

(51,583 posts)
7. Really?!?
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:29 PM
Mar 2020

I bet they are ahead of the game right now. Others will have to see how they do it effectively to stay in business.

customerserviceguy

(25,183 posts)
9. When I lived in NY
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:33 PM
Mar 2020

I rarely went to the city, but in my community about a half hour away from Manhattan, one of my favorite places was a beer bar that routinely did this, as well as selling beer for consumption on premises. I knew of all kinds of beer bars in the city, like Blind Tiger, I would imagine that they filled growlers, too.

This doesn't happen with Bud-Miller-Coors, but is pretty common with craft beers that are only sold by microbreweries that don't have canning or bottling lines. Being as you use the same container over and over, it's environmentally friendly, too.

BigmanPigman

(51,583 posts)
11. I have seen drive-thrus for alcoholic beverages in Louisiana.
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:39 PM
Mar 2020

They are like 40 proof Big Gulps. Don't they have DUI enforcement there?

customerserviceguy

(25,183 posts)
13. Yes, I've seen them in Ohio
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:43 PM
Mar 2020

One particularly odd thing was the back page of a telephone book in the Olympia, Washington area from about twenty years ago. The Olympia brewery was up and running then, and this ad on the back page hawked an attorney firm specializing in DWI cases, down in the smaller print the ad said, "Easy Freeway Access, Close To Brewery"

I think it actually made Jay Leno's show in that bit he did with funny stuff from all over.

Flaleftist

(3,473 posts)
5. Services like Uber eats and Grubhub.
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:14 PM
Mar 2020

A guy called into a local talk show and said he was making $400 a day doing deliveries when his max in the past was $150.

There may be a lot of bars without a contract with them, though. Maybe they will be able to work something out to list more establishments and contract more drivers quickly.

 

Baclava

(12,047 posts)
8. Shutting down all bars, nightclubs, theaters + restaraunts, thats hundreds of thousands without jobs
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:30 PM
Mar 2020

Luciferous

(6,078 posts)
10. Did they close their schools yet? It doesn't make much sense to close
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:38 PM
Mar 2020

everything else and leave schools open.

JHB

(37,158 posts)
15. Yes, that happened several hours earlier
Sun Mar 15, 2020, 11:46 PM
Mar 2020
https://www.schools.nyc.gov/alerts/nyc-public-schools-will-close-starting-monday-march-16-2020

NYC Public Schools will close Monday, March 16, 2020.

Posted 5:47 PM EDT, Sunday March 15, 2020 Updated 6:29 PM EDT, Sunday March 15, 2020

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza today announced the City will move towards a new Remote Learning Model for all school days until Spring Recess. Students will not report to school buildings for instruction during this time. School buildings are scheduled to reopen to students following Spring Recess on Monday, April 20, 2020.
Monday, March 16, 2020

Tomorrow, March 16, there will be a one-day full system closure, however breakfast and lunch will be available at every building through grab-and-go meals.

For the remainder of this week, teachers and administrators will participate in professional development on remote learning, and students will begin picking up materials for continued instruction.

The schedule, as we move to remote learning, is as follows:

Monday, March 16: Citywide closure. Students, teachers, and principals do not report.
Tuesday, March 17: Thursday, March 19: All staff reports. Teachers and principals participate in professional development on remote learning.
Thursday, March 19-Friday, March 20: Students who need it will be able to begin process of picking up the technology necessary for remote learning. More guidance to families will be sent this week.
Monday, March 23: Remote learning launches, with additional guidance provided throughout the week of the 23.

Monday, March 23

Effective Monday, March 23, Regional Enrichment Centers will be available for the children of first responders, healthcare workers, and our most vulnerable populations, with more details to follow.

Additionally, remote learning will go into effect for grades K-12. DOE will support schools at all levels of readiness to deliver remote learning, and more information will be provided to families about online platforms.
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