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By the time January comes around everyone will either be vaccinated, have had the H1N1 or have been exposed enough to be immune.
You're kidding, right? Compliance with vaccination advice is not quite as great as you seem to think. Also, this particular flu has not followed the seasonal patterns of other flus so far.
Right. Most people are actually getting the Swine Flu before the vaccine is available. There have been mini-outbreaks in many different schools and universities to the point that by the time January and the Legislative Session comes around most people will have had the swine flu or been vaccinated or be one of the lucky ones to be immune to it because of having lived through a previous outbreak!
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