Would you have to contact the people across your street, who have that dog you pat every day?
Does your friend need to be on the list too? You know the one, you sat on her sofa this week for a quick catch up. "But it was okay, she sat on her other sofa, so we were far enough apart ..."
What about every person on your street? When you joined in that clever "socially distant street party"? Of course, you followed the rules, every household brought their own chairs, parked them at the end of their driveway a good two metres away from the next house ... Just a shame you all shared the same table to put the snacks on, and the same chilly bin to store the beers in ...
Or what about your biking club friend. The one you cleverly texted so you could cycle the same route at the same time. Two metres apart of course, other than when you had to close in because a car was coming ... but that didn't matter right? You are both healthy after all ...
Would the warning the health board put out be just for shoppers on one day at your local supermarket? Or have you been there every second day this week?
This lockdown isn't about working your way around the rules, it is about following them, even when it is inconvenient. Sure, you might run out of a couple of handy pantry items in the middle of the week, but so are lots of people. Not all of whom instantly run off to the supermarket to get more. They do without until their next big shop.
People are dying of Covid-19, but to my knowledge, no one is dying of having to cope without their favourite biscuits for a few days.
So stop trying to be clever, and stop thinking the rules don't apply to you. Follow the rules like everyone else is and please, act like you already have Covid-19.
Any other behaviour just shows you have been infected with the Covidiot strain instead.