Stay-At-Home
Why?
This virus's symptoms may not be so bad to anyone in decent health, but it can be life-threatening to others. The virus is also much more easily spread than the flu. If one person gets the flu, it is likely he or she will spread it to another person before the flu leaves his or her system. If one person get SARS-Cov-2, it is likely he or she will spread it to two or three other people before it leaves his or her system. Limiting contact with others will reduce the spread and protect you and the people around you.
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Not only are you trying to protect others, but others are trying to protect you. Nurses and doctors coming from the hospital after treating patients with COVID-19 want to limit other people's exposure to themselves, in the off-chance they might have it. They are trying to protect you and their patients. Staying at home is the best you can do.