Fravalonies A's hardware and garden stores brings you garage logic podcast number 503.

Hey November 19th 2020 the high on this day was 65 degrees and that occurred in

1930 and the law was five below in 1932.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon Lake.

It's garage logic with working on production Chris Reaver's director of social media.

John Hyde in the loose room and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee.

Here is your flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense.

Yo mayor Joe Sushiman.

Do you recall the email from yesterday?

Yes. Chad from Rochester.

Who wrote yesterday would love to hear your thoughts on what is reported here in contact tracing in general.

He's referring to a Rochester post bulletin story that said 93% of staff who have contracted

the virus at the Mayo Clinic did so in the community. And that the majority of those who

contracted the virus at work did so while eating in a break room with a mask off.

And we struggled a bit to understand. He had a good point. We struggled a bit to understand what

it was. Well, he's re emailed us. Okay.

Joe thanks for bringing out my email on the show. I'd like to try again.

My questions are really about contact tracing and the stats we are given daily from the media.

And more importantly, our government who are using this data to justify their decisions on closures

and limitations on certain businesses. In the Mayo article, they state as fact that almost all

of their cases were caught in the community versus at work where they presumably spend eight to

10 hours a day. How do they know this? How can they pinpoint the exact moment a person is infected?

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