Soxfan1

That’s pretty funny actually. I guess I did make it way more complicated than it needed to be. A better way to say it - it’s was our best regular Wednesday yet.

It tells us we are still trending up, albeit very very slowly. Better then dropping or even leveling off. Post Labor Day continues to exceed my expectations.

Hawaii could be another key piece, especially as the weather turns colder.

Hawaii808

not to thread drift, but Oct. 15th was the latest announcement with testing. Gives him 4 weeks to change his mind.

Excargodog

Which he’s already done a couple of times. But yeah, the economic toll this has taken on the island is forcing people to look at higher risk options. It’s happening in Europe too.

WhiskeyDelta

Thursday Sept 18

Almost 785k.

32% YoY

Excargodog

Not bad numbers considering Hurricane Sally was beating up on Florida and much of the west coast was devoid of breathabke air due to the smoke from the fires. Of course I suppose those numbers could have been generated by west coasters leaving for somewhere WITH breathable air and Floridians leaving before Hurricane Teddy gets there...

sumwherelse

isn’t 2020 great! I can’t wait to tell my grandchildren about it.

Soxfan1

Great number. A top 3 Thursday of the recovery, only topped by the Thursday before the 4th of July and the Thursday before Labor Day. When random Sept days top random July and August days, the trend is right where it should be.

btw, Thursday was the 17th.

senecacaptain

Courtesy Seth Miller: https://twitter.com/WandrMe/status/1...484559361?s=20

kingairfun

Astonishing part is 7 months in and the local media is just now really starting to push the economic destruction narrative.. Those of us who have 2 brain cells saw this back in March. I have local friends who still think this will have no effect on the housing market.

On the testing front, they haven't even ironed out all the plan details 3 months after the program was conceived... I guess to be a health expert or gov't leader in HI you really don't have to have a clue to get a job.

Here's to hoping a family of 4 is willing to pay an extra $600 to get an intrusive test, pay for hotels, car rentals, airfare and then hope they don't come back positive from a test that isn't close to 100% accurate. Oh, on top of that there is literally nothing open for tourists to do. And if they do still decide to vacation here, they can run the gauntlet of local "anti-tourist" protestors and local tourist haters out on the town.

This should go well

rickair7777

Yup. See you in Cabo.