It is an interesting thought.. here's some awfully suspicious timing just from personal experience.. my coworker recently got the second round of vaccine and didn't want to tell me, but she had such severe symptoms at the office that she broke down complaining about it. A couple days later, a coworker she had been in contact with tested positive for covid. I never came in contact with this person, but was close to my vaccinated coworker and now, after a year of staying healthier than ever, I have covid too. Husband and daughter also have it, so its been a rough horrible mess of sickness. I couldn't help but think it had something to do with being close to this vaccinated coworker because we've had plenty of close contact with people who had covid and no problems before. 🤔

You know the PCR (cue tip) swabs are unreliable, right? I saw packages of these cue tips and on the outside of the package itself was written either "positive" or "negative" depending on who they decided should believe they have covid. If you go to another facility to check (I wouldn't myself) you'll probably get a negative