[FRIAM] Social Distance tool

[Gillian Densmore]

https://youtu.be/Fcn6sah5vf8

^paint it dayglow green with hot pink straps.

Keeping out of peoples personal space  has a aholery problem for a long
time. No idea why.

On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 5:00 PM Tom Johnson <tom at jtjohnson.com> wrote:

> Date: March 23, 2020 at 1:31 PM
> Subject: Social Distancer
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> Welcome to the Social Distancer, my open-code solution.to people standing
> too close to you.
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> A lot of people are justifiably concerned people are coming within six
> feet of them and there is no way to get them to stand back.   Many people
> seem to have no concept of how much distance six feet is, or they are just
> not conscious of the need to remain that far away.
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> The Social Distancer is a polite way to demonstrate the distance and
> remind them to stay that far away.  Just say “please stand six feet away,
> which is exactly the length of my stick”.
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> Total cost less than $5, takes a few minutes to make with basic tools, and
> it is super light to carry.  I am making a few for older friends who are
> having problems with this issue.
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>  Buy 6' of 3/4" PVC pipe, two tennis balls, some short (1/2 inch) screws
> and red spray paint. Put together as shown:
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>    - cut a "+" into the tennis ball with a razor knife,
>    - stick the PVC pipe in the resulting hole,
>    - screwed the flaps of the tennis ball down and
>    - spray paint the ends red
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> Feel free to share, I  hope this idea goes  anti-viral if it works!
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