Fact, Fake, Fantasyland
Whether it’s fact, fiction, or a mixture of both this
quarantine from the Covid19 virus is wreaking havoc and devastation on nearly
every person in the United States other than the paid politicians. They’re
still drawing a salary, paid from our taxes and imposing their will on us. Many
Americans will lose their homes and face financial ruin. Small businesses are
failing and can’t get bailout loans…unless they’ve already obtained a loan from
that bank. Many businesses never took a loan and aren’t eligible. I’m just
going to share some sarcastic remarks to lighten this heavy post.
Beauty salons may curl up and dye. Barber shops will feel
cut off and have to shave their expenses. Carpenters are cutting corners and feel
nailed to the wall. Electricians are shocked at their lost charges. Manicurists
feel rebuffed and know that they’re being clipped. Plumbers are feeling drained
and hose piped. How about the jeweler who’s chained with bailout promises and
left with an empty ring? Bars left with mixed thinks and feel all tapped out.
Liquor stores having bad spirits and whine because of lost revenues. Cruise
lines starting to go under, awash with debt having no smooth sailing and risk
sinking. Then there are florists who can no longer branch out because they’ve been
nipped in the bud? How about boot shops that
are told to heel and can’t march on. Athletic stores who can no longer run and
are now not good sports. What about print shops that are being discarded, then
having their shirts ripped off their backs? Restaurants feel their goose is
cooked and can’t take off with only take out; their servers are out of work and
waiting around. Farmers can’t reap what they sow and many are straying far
afield.
Then there are craft shops told not to sell material things,
masked by intrusive rules. What about strip joints that can no longer bare the
government’s song and dance; casinos that can’t spin the wheel of chance, their
other games only shoot craps. Taylors seam to be just sew-sew and having fits.
Sports teams; football’s fumbling, baseball’s striking out, hockey’s left
holding the short end of the stick, wrestling’s taken to the mat while on hold,
boxing’s acting punchy round after round, race drivers are no longer on track,
and soccer teams getting kicked in the seat of their pants.
Tanning salons are seeing the light but are still turning
pale. Cycle shops are barely keeping their wheels spinning and may have to
peddle their wares elsewhere. Airlines may crash with their wings clipped. But
bankers are gathering interest. Abortion clinics are still making a killing.
Toilet paper manufacturers are on a roll and bringing up the rear and politicians
are still living off tax payers’ dollars.
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