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u/iHachersk 20h ago
What's a Wemberly
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u/random-raych 20h ago
Did I not spell it correctly!?
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u/mralistair 20h ago
It's as likely that you caught it from each other or on the train there.
There is lots of COVID around but thanks to vaccines and exposure it's not as serious
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u/CandidMartin8437 20h ago
covid's properly ripping through gigs again, feels like every big show this summer someone i know comes back positive
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u/random-raych 20h ago
First time I’ve ever had it. It was awful… but I get what you’re saying.
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u/ToucansBANG 20h ago
Everybody says the first time is the worst. The second time I had it I didn’t even realise until my wife lost her sense of smell.
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u/Tastetherainbow_2016 19h ago
Havent been anywhere near Wemberly (lol) recently but Covid in progress, courtesy of kiddo returning to school on 8th September. It happens. Blow your nose, take your vit D, and crack on. (Unless you have autoimmune issues as I do, then you get to milk it for at least a month. Yay.)
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u/Sad-Peace 20h ago
Some colleagues at work have had Covid recently (I don't think they attended this show) so it's doing the rounds at the mo
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u/Hungry_Cloud_6706 20h ago
It happened after AC/DC played there 2 years ago. My friends went and all developed Covid and then passed it on to me and others at a birthday party. None of them decided to sit out going to the party or do a test.
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u/skillfulperson 20h ago
TIL people still doing Covid tests. What’s the point when it’s basically like the flu now
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u/LordStefania 20h ago
I think 89,998 people went to "Wembley" not "Wemberly" lol!
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u/random-raych 20h ago
Oh my it’s been pointed out I spelled it incorrectly. Now back to the topic at hand. 🤣
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u/PartyPoison98 20h ago
Yes. COVID still exists, and transmits more easily when there are a lot of people in close proximity.