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Where do you live that there are still any restrictions really worth a damn? In the US about the only thing I'm aware of is vaccination mandates for certain jo
by cableshaft 5y ago
Where do you live that there are still any restrictions really worth a damn?
In the US about the only thing I'm aware of is vaccination mandates for certain jobs and activities and indoor masking in certain states. Otherwise you can do pretty much whatever you could before the pandemic. Indoor dining, bars, theaters, gyms, flights, cruises, sporting events, offices for work, whatever.
Unless, of course, the business is short staffed and has to close for a while, which is not a "rule and restriction" but a fact of life right now, which doesn't go away just because you or the government wills it to be so.
- gitanovic 5y agoI live in Germany, and the problem is a bit more subtle. At the moment is the 2g+ regulation, which basically means the if you are twice vaccinated of recovered + 1 vaccine dose you need to do a test every 24h to have a social life. Tests are free, but you have to queue outside and spend time to get them. Tests are not needed if you "boosted", i.e. if you had a 3rd dose (or second if you had only one), or as in my case you also recovered despite having 2 doses. Also there is a social craziness, where schools can close because there are cases, kindergartens also can close etc. and there are limits in the number of people can enter a venue, you have to book everything online, and there are very few places always fully booked... this de facto limits your life quite a lot. All this despite the numbers are comparable with a seasonal flu