Very disappointed

[angrychair]

I live in Washington, not Seattle.
Had to take my spouse to work 7am this morning so I would have the car in case I needed to go to work to grab some equipment at work.

The traffic was crazy, at least for our area. I was very disappointed. Most vehicles were single occupancy people going to work type thing.

People just don't get it.

[LakeArenal]

1. Umm, I'm kinda confused.

You drove your husband to a work thing. Then as a single occupant you drove to your work thing.

Now you are disappointed in others taking care of their work thing???

Am I missing something there?

[jimfields33]

3. Me too. The person forgot the sarcasm tag clearly.

[angrychair]

8. Their work is at a hospital

My need to go to my work was a "one-off" to just grab stuff I needed that I didn't grab the other day or I would just be working from home.

Spouse works at a mental hospital so work doesnt stop.

[LakeArenal]

9. It only did you not say that. Even so,

Maybe most of them had valid reasons as well.

This is a very awkward time to judge anyone during a panic.
Though you are level headed, I’m guessing numerous people are panicked.

From what I have read, most people are not selfish assholes.

It’s family first right now. Most folks are just tying to do the best for their own family.

[TwilightZone]

2. Perhaps they were on the road for reasons similar to yours.

A lot of people also can't afford to stay home and not work and/or are unable to work from home.

[demigoddess]

4. huh??

[gldstwmn]

5. Car pooling is a horrible idea.

I guess my question is why are so many people commuting to work there still?

[GeorgeGist]

6. You shoulda waited til 8 ...

Link to tweet

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[ProfessorGAC]

7. How Do Carpooling & Social Distancing...

...happen simultaneously?
Is it possible, in nearly all cars, to be 6 feet from everybody else in the car?