A Tribute to Essential Workers

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Marlene

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One thing this pandemic has highlighted is that many of the jobs people looked down upon are "essential" while many that get all the attention and money aren't the ones that save us when we need saving. May we all be a bit more respectful in the future of those we truly need to keep our country running during emergencies.

Here's a tribute to our truckers. . .

 

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Marlene said:
One thing this pandemic has highlighted is that many of the jobs people looked down upon are "essential" while many that get all the attention and money aren't the ones that save us when we need saving. May we all be a bit more respectful in the future of those we truly need to keep our country running during emergencies.

Here's a tribute to our truckers. . .

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Yeah, Kenny Chesney is not the one making your lunch. I am.
 
Thanks and appreciation to all who are risking their own health and the health of their families to help victims of COVID-19. They are truly selfless and deserve to be honored during this trying time. Maybe not 'essential' but also want to thank restaurant workers who are doing their best to safely prepare food and have it available for no contact delivery, curbside or drive-up. Also to the delivery drivers involved.

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