Well I definitely wasn't (as in, as a kid I never washed my hands unless a teacher/parent/FBI agent told me "hey, wash your hands!")... But my kids are young,

Well I definitely wasn't (as in, as a kid I never washed my hands unless a teacher/parent/FBI agent told me "hey, wash your hands!")... But my kids are young, and were like real young when the pandemic started, and (here comes the complexifier!) although I'm American, we live in Japan — where they've just been washing their hands and whatever else since forever. So my own kids (pandemic babies, mostly) not only wash their hands every single time they re-enter the home after having gone outside, but they positively freak out if there are any anomalies that prevent that exercise (like, the hand soap dispenser is out, or there are no hand towels, etc.). But: a.) my youngest is only 5 and I think he lacks the deadly focus to destroy all germs that my older ones have, and b.) me, too — I'd rather just automate it somehow, to make sure I do it effectively. Apple's watch had this feature that used to not only detect that you washed your hands, but also NAG you if it was under 20 seconds. They turned that off by default, because it was annoying as fucking shit. But OTOH, flip that script: "insert your hands... think (some positivistic California bollocks filler)... now clench your fists... AND PUMP THEM IN THE AIR BABY, YOU'RE VIRUS (AND TAPEWORM EGG) FREE!!" That seems way less annoying to me, but I mean I guess that isn't a mainstream opinion or else it would exist?