I'll be the first in line if possible 91 37.76%

I'll get one but I'll wait a month or two to see who croaks 56 23.24%

Like any software or game system, never take 1.0... I'll wait until summer 30 12.45%

If no one's dead by next Thanksgiving, count me in 18 7.47%

No. ****ing. Way. 46 19.09%

No poll ?
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Dis gonna be good
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Question is flawed. There's more than one vaccine in development.
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I chose the second option, which is more realistic for me since I'm not a Front Line worker.

The logistics of the Pfizer vaccine make it seem nearly impossible to implement on a larger scale so it would seem as if the Moderna vaccine will ultimately be deployed to more people, especially those in remote areas.
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You better try to get first in line.

Those old farts you teach at the guitar center are counting on you!
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There’s a vaccine for herpes?
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I'm not a fan of big pharma, but I am a fan of not dying. I won't say how I know, but one of them is exactly what they say it is, 95% effective. At my age and health condition, I'd be fool not to take it.
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I haven't heard anything about a mid - December rollout
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Probably not broadly, no. You might have some frontline healthcare workers getting it by then, but my guess is we're still a few months away from broad availability.
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Absolutely. I've already had the virus, but give me all the protection you can.
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My answer isn't "No fucking way", but just no.

Not because i'm afraid of vaccines, but because i've simply never needed or wanted a flu shot and don't need/want one now.
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For the record, the flu shot is only about 40-60% effective, compared to 90%+ for the new COVID vaccines. There's also promising evidence to suggest that COVID immunity would last for years (or even decades) rather than a year for the flu shot.
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