Details depend on the Minion. It's all going to depend on area to area as evidence is already showing. What and how each Minion handles their designed workforce, hospice, locality, state, and country. Then there's the outlaying population on how they conduct their down time. Whether you're in a densely or sparsely populated area.

I'm quite thankful to be in Ohio, having to be one of the largest populated areas and it being managed as well as it has been. My only misfortune here is I live in the area hit hardest within the North East sector, and being in the midst of 3 large cities where the outlaying population isn't quite practicing accordingly to the stay at home warnings. But considering we have 7 major cities spread out in our state we seem to be doing quite well.

Our downfall was the Minion ran national governments slow reaction, and some asshat who supposedly brought it to Cleveland from a AIPAC conference meeting in Canada. So I'm going with another Minion in the Ohio health arena that didn't get the job done either.

Our governor Mike DeWine, I have to admit, did a national leading job of going against the grain of most given information in nipping this in the ass once it became public. Compared to Georgia's governor who just this week found out how this virus works What's a phrase worse than an asshat Minion? I have to work in this shit! My safety now lays primarily in the hands of my fellow population and those I work around in how they handle this. And there's a lot of people out there who have no respect for those who have already died over this.

Very interesting viewpoint.As a 73 year old my risk is greater, though I really don't see why dying is such a bad thing. But I last smoked tobacco 33 tears ago and marijuana 20 years ago and not much then. So I do not think that my lungs are severely compromised.
I agree that until the death rate is shown to have increased we are likely making a mountain out of a molehill though maybe a small hill. 50% showing o effects? Big deal.