We all converted to metric way back in the 80s.
Our speedometer has both imperial and metric but metric is larger.
We all converted to metric way back in the 80s.
Yep, as Accrete mentioned, all of Canada, and changes made quite a while back.
We have some bodacious fines and decent enforcement in school zones.
I have a niece who does that and the new rules are fairly lengthy. Everything and I do mean everything has to be sanitized after every patient. The office in which she works installed some kind of air handler to trap and kill the stuff in the air. She thinks prolonged breathing of that is causing headaches.LMD wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 5:28 pm However, when think about how close a dentist or hygienist has to work with you - and in your mouth, well, all sorts of things come to mind. How disinfected/sanitized are the tools they'll use? How "clean" will the actual dental/hygienist areas be. How will they disinfect their workspace between patients.
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We now return you to our regular schedule programming.
That's what my wife said. Our local eye doctor apparently does that, but this ophthalmologist didn't. Apparently this is their first week back seeing patients, so maybe he just forgot about it. :shrug:
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