Spencer
Wolfe

Three months of virtue signaling by various companies on various issues in the news... Rather than broadcasting their 'good works' or intensions, it would be nice if company leaders would shut up and just quietly do the right thing. The world might be better with fewer press releases and more action. 😉

It looks like an elementary school playground, but it’s something else. This is the staff at a local Japan department store trying to show their antisocial distancing designs inside a Tokyo elevator.

The problem with pity parties is very few people come... and no one brings presents.

After a couple months of hardship for many due to the Wuhan Corona Virus threat, Japan seems to be really back online today.

Some of the larger companies may still have employees working from home a day or two a week as they have deeper pockets to finance it. However restaurants in central Tokyo that survived the unwarranted fear have opened back up. In Nihonbashi, you can see the restaurants and retailers that didn’t make it. The closed storefronts with pulled shutters is a reminder of that.

Many people are back in their offices but the biggest difference from last week is kids are back in school. It’s great to see bus loads of kids heading back to school.

We feel for the many retailers and restaurants that were forced out of business and hope. The faces of the students (mostly masked) and laughing kids voices are a reminder of the hope we can all have for a new day.

The acronym for fear is

False, evidence, appearing, real

-Zig Ziglar

We’re coming to the end of the official state of emergency called by Local politicians in Japan. Will be glad to see businesses back in operation but will definitely miss the rush hour trains where you can always sit down, This is a good time to support your local area small businesses. #backinbusiness

No action is always safe for the uninspired -SPW

Eloquent! No wonder why he was one of the best American presidents.

If someone repeatedly cheats when you aren't looking, what they do when you are looking doesn't matter anymore.

-SP Wolfe