>I haven't been out in over a week, but have we actually gotten to the point where everybody now wears a mask in public? Certainly not in the bay area. I just

>I haven't been out in over a week, but have we actually gotten to the point where everybody now wears a mask in public? Certainly not in the bay area. I just got back from shopping (first time I've been out in about a week and a half). I couldn't find a mask in stock online, so I cut up and old shirt and some coffee filters and sewed my own. No one looked at me funny, but I was a bit surprised to find that maybe 1/3 of the people in the store had any kind of mask on. Most people seemed to be making very little effort to keep their distance either. Lots of good the little markers for the checkout lines are going to do when people are still walking past each other barely a foot apart in the aisles.