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What Is Your Place in the Covid Vaccine Line?
December 4, 2020 — Been wondering exactly where you stand when it comes to getting a Covid vaccine? We know we have been. Out this morning is a very cool tool to help you get a better idea, depending on where you live, your age, occupation, and any health care risks. The tool is from the New York Times and it is called “Find Your Place in the Vaccine Line“.
You just answer a few questions and it will give you an estimate of how many people are ahead of you. We took it and found out we are behind 8.1 million people in our State (FL) and 118 million people in the U.S. So it is going to be awhile, but we are sure going to take it, as long as the FDA and Anthony Fauci say it is safe.
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