Atlanta lifts COVID restrictions… 4.5 years later?

I knew southerners were slow but wow. Dawgs, this is doing nothing to end stereotypes, come on! Dekalb county, which includes some of metro Atlanta, ended COVID restrictions this past week and yes, you read that right. It’s been 4.5 years since COVID hit and 3.5 years since most things returned to normal. Meanwhile Dekalb was letting people work from home, offices closed, for 4+ years. 👀

Per Decaturish…

DeKalb County announced Wednesday that it is ending its COVID-19 state of emergency and that all employees will need to return to the office, with some hybrid work allowed. CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson signed an executive order that confirmed the end of the emergency and outlined the county’s post-emergency work plan.

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They’re also reminding residents to check their computers for the Y2K bug, upgrade their tube TVs for plasma flat screens if they can, watch a great new movie called Home Alone, and vote for OJ Simpson as “Best Husband of the 1980s.”

-Out of the Wilderness