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RE: Uh-oh: An official at CAA men's tournament tested positive for coronavirus
(03-13-2020 07:59 AM)Seahawkfan716 Wrote:  I think the vast amount of people know this is something that is only deadly to old people. Considering I’m in my mid 20’s my friends and I looked at booking any and all vacations we could while flights are dirt cheap. But then we though about how we could come back with the virus and impact others due to our decision to do that.

We still plan to go to Mexico next Saturday as planned. Safer there at this point.
03-13-2020 08:03 AM
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