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I'm in San Francisco and it depends on the event. For example: - Infected Mushroom in the Midway: hardly anyone wearing masks, irregardless of if they are dr
by pvarangot 5y ago
I'm in San Francisco and it depends on the event. For example:
- Infected Mushroom in the Midway: hardly anyone wearing masks, irregardless of if they are drinking or not
- Chvrches in the Civic Auditorium: most people wearing masks, maybe 20% of the audience unmasked. Even people with drinks mostly just removing it drinking and putting it back on.
- Spiderman in the AMC Kabuki: mostly everyone wearing masks
- Karaoke bar in Japantown after Spiderman: no one wearing masks, not even the barman and the owner of the bar that were of course not drinking
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- bcrosby95 5y agoYeah, I've found nightlife tends to adhere to mask usage much less. It's not necessarily correlated with age either. We went out to eat at a bar-like place that mostly 50-somethings go to. Most people didn't have a mask, even if they were just hanging around the bar doing nothing. I think some of it is a self selection process. People that think the virus isn't a big deal are more likely to not care about masks, go to these places, and I would bet also not be vaccinated. My wife and I have discussed this a lot. We are much more likely to do things with people that are taking it seriously but still have a social life, than people that never thought it was a big deal - the latter are much more likely to be taking absolutely zero precautions.
- kevinmchugh 5y agoI'm not surprised those who choose to go to karaoke don't wear masks