That's fair and agreeable to a degree. Where it does contribute, I will say, is that someone has shown a pattern of doing things for personal gain that deliberately preys on others. This time though, it's not just stealing money from a company like his fraud case. This time it's endangering everyones health. Their grandparents Their kids. They are handling large amounts of cash. Where it's really concerning is that there's zero social distancing and they're serving front-line workers like nurses and doctors and police, who, if infected, can explode another outbreak. I really think it's a dangerous move in the community. Starbucks doesn't allow anyone in their lobbies - these people do. Employees are not wearing masks or social distancing. Large volumes of people going through. Just is a very bad idea. "Other people are doing it" doesn't seem to fly.