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It’s no different from people standing in the middle of the sidewalk or people who stand right behind you in line.
by babesh 6y ago
It’s no different from people standing in the middle of the sidewalk or people who stand right behind you in line.
- duskwuff 6y agoMaybe it was earlier in the summer. But, as the weather has grown colder, many restaurants have gradually enclosed their "outdoor dining" areas to the point that they're practically indoors again.
- jacobolus 6y agoThe obvious difference is that nobody wears a mask while eating...
- anigbrowl 6y agoIt is different, because people standing in line on the sidewalk are generally maintaining an approximate 6 foot distance (unless they're from the same household). I'm talking about (some) restaurants arranging people with only 1-2 feet of separation between diners. Plus people standing in single file are going to circulate air differently to people sitting abreast of each other, as well as wearing rather than doffing masks. Also, sit down meals tend to last at least 20-30 minutes, and I have not spent that much time in line on the sidewalk for anything during COVID - perhaps once back in March when social distancing was first being figured out, but definitely not since.
- babesh 6y agoLines into Trader Joe’s are easily that long but that is why I just drive away if I see a line that long.