People are in a stadium for 3 hours, and it is open-air, so it isn’t at all like a 14-day cruise on an enclosed ship where nobody can leave.
Are you going to administer 60,000 5-minute tests at the gate, and hold up everybody until their results are back? Are you going to assume a person who tested negative a week ago hasn’t picked it up in the last 6 days?
Anti-body testing will be important to drive the models.
Are you going to administer 60,000 5-minute tests at the gate, and hold up everybody until their results are back?”
I didn’t come up with the idea, I read one of the sports-league executives promote it.
It’s kind ironic to hear complaints about having to wait in line and take a quick test to get in - as if that’s worse than what we’ve got now, where nobody can go in at all and the economy is padlocked.