Both of my parents are in their 60’s - my dad is recovering from open heart surgery, and my mom has serious arthritis, meaning her medication has shut down her immune system. They live two doors down from my grandparents, both in their 90’s. I’m not worried about my 4 little kids, or myself/wife. But if my mom grabs a gas pump handle that has been infected with the virus within the last 9 days, then heads home to bring dinner to my grandparents...there’s going to be big problems in that neighborhood. Is the risk of them being infected low? Maybe, but it’s almost certainly much greater than they think. Are the consequences of infection unacceptably high? Absolutely. Is the net cost of their isolation unacceptably high? Not really, though certainly inconvenient. Yet, it seems all their kids seem more concerned than they are. At this point I am not thrilled they‘ve been looking to Sean Hannity for their Coronavirus guidelines.