>And so does the US: This is not my actual experience in the United States. It's practically impossible to find a laundromat in Rhode Island that isn't constan

>And so does the US: This is not my actual experience in the United States. It's practically impossible to find a laundromat in Rhode Island that isn't constantly full of maskless noses, and we're a blue state. EDIT: >More than nine in 10 U.S. adults (93%) said they sometimes, often or always wear a mask or face covering when they leave their home and are unable to socially distance, including more than seven in 10 (72%) who said they always do so, the poll revealed. That's not 93% compliance, it's 72% compliance. In other words, the noncompliance rate is five times higher!