Social Distancing ONLY THE GREATEST THING EVER!!!
Me I like it, I actually wish it would stay this way in some regards.
You go to the store and no one is up on your tail end, most stores have blue tape or some other type of dividers and signage up all over telling people to please adhere to SD guidelines. (even in Spanish)
Many stores/businesses are dedicating staff to stand outside wipe carts, screen people, or count the numbers of people limiting to half or a third of normal fire marshal capacity (which is probably way to many and when did it become a thing to bring the entire extended family to Grand Ma's Colonoscopy anyway?).
People are covering their faces and while it may or may not prevent the spread of the virus it does cover up some of us who are less attractive than others.
Other than not being able to buy things I already have like sanitizer, TP, and Lysol everything else seems to be available.
The roads are clear when I do have to go in to work, my clients have all cut back so I'm working a lot less.
Wife and I had one costly vice, we went out to eat a lot and now we can't really do that so that has saved a ton of money.
I never wanted to go anywhere with crowds before the virus lock down and even more so don't now.
One thing is I miss hanging out with HDColt51 and his wife as we used to enjoy a cocktail & snacks
along with great friendship and conversation every Friday night but we
are trying to comply with the concept of social distancing and we've taken advantage of the down time to spend most of our time up in the country.
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My experiences have been similar. The crowds and traffic have disappeared to the point that it is probably what living in the greater Orlando area was like before Disney showed up. If the shooting range down in Lakeland would reopen, I could deal with this for years on end. 3 -
Traffic is thin. Last Sunday rumor has it a guy in a Corvette was flying low . 
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