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At another time in our history -- four months ago, maybe -- it might have made sense that the owner of the Showboat, a former Atlantic City casino turned non-gaming hotel, is planning to spend $100 million to build a year-round indoor water park. After the pandemic, though? What do you think will happen to places like that? Yes, pools don't transmit the virus, but you DO end up in close proximity to other people. On the other hand, you saw what happened at Lake of the Ozarks, so maybe.... (AP via WCAU-TV/Philadelphia)

This article is from Canada but I've seen this in the U.S., too, businesses planning to tack on COVID-19 surcharges to make you pay for their safety measures. Someone has to pay for plexiglass barriers and the loss of tables, and it's going to be you. They were going to pass along those expenses to you anyway, right? (CTV)

Suddenly a hot commodity: Starbucks mugs. No, really. With Starbucks in takeout-only mode or closed across the country, people have been hitting up resale sites to grab mugs and tumblers with the Starbucks logo, which is... weird, because it's not like Starbucks will be gone forever and you CAN get that stuff at those Starbucks locations inside supermarkets. Or you could, you know, use a cup without a Starbucks logo. Crazy, I know. (CNN)