
JoeByeThen
This seems like the logical trajectory tbh. Just a sea of unfulfilled, over budget contracts.
I bet I could make so much money selling libs 'I was born in the USA before the Cheeto lost his mind.' bumper stickers.
Praaaaaaxisss.
It's down overall, but rising. That being said, wastewater is a horrible indicator for risk assessment and for people to be pulling back on their precautions because it really doesn't tell you what's happening outside of the areas being monitored let alone the distribution of cases within a monitored area.

Note that white outlined counties are "estimated," that means they're unmonitored and the only other data that can be used to estimate are tests that largely aren't being done. As someone who lives in the middle of no man's land of monitoring, we're playing very fast and loose with our assumptions. Especially, since we're basically just waiting for immunity to wear off from the last wave or a new dominant variant to visit a couple of super-spreader events. I could be in the middle of a mini surge from some July 4th celebration and there'd be no data to indicate it.
Youngest person, so far. 
People are cutting them down all over.
That is pretty impressive.
You got it, Boss!
I was visiting in central Florida a couple weeks ago, in a relatively blue area, and had 3 interactions about my n95 in a week. 2 were positive, but the 3rd one in between was some rando that tried to bait me with a "nice mask" and when I just said thanks and continued walking, he started yelling "Go Covid!" at me.
What's surprising is that I live in a generally red area of Florida and people mostly don't fuck with me. If anything they'll avoid me rather than acknowledge the mask. Visit a blue area and it becomes a thing.🤷
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They did that in Florida some years ago.
https://earthjustice.org/case/challenging-a-misleading-solar-ballot-initiative-in-florida