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I remember I was at my uni library and I learned from a tweet of the health ministry that schools and unis are shutdown for the foreseeable future. I immediately went home early.

I remember telling my siblings "Meh this will probably last a week or so". lol in hindsight.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

"Lockdown" was me being moved to an off-site office with less personal space than the on-site office, with even more people. Even though the work was 100% remote help desk to begin with.

I was at work and we were told to grab our shit, load it in our cars, and go to that office space. We were given letters in case we were pulled over to allow us to go to work (nobody was ever pulled over.) Gov contractor work.