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I live in Minneapolis - I see it all the time. Several times a day in fact. I still see people in outside settings wearing them as well. By now, if I see a pers
by burningChrome 2y ago
I live in Minneapolis - I see it all the time. Several times a day in fact. I still see people in outside settings wearing them as well. By now, if I see a person wearing one my only two thoughts are: a) this is an act of virtue signaling (Minneapolis is a VERY progressive city) or b) you are immunocompromised and or wearing it for medical or health reasons.
Since both of these are on opposite ends of the spectrum, I just hope its for medical reasons and being cautious as opposed to the former and get one with my day.
- amluto 2y agoDon’t forget option C: in cold, dry weather, a disposable mask can be an impressive comfort improvement. And you can throw it away when it gets disgusting. They often outperform balaclavas. Or option D: allergies. A well fitted disposable mask removes allergens, at least until it collects so many that it starts triggering allergies all by itself. Achoo!
- Bognar 2y agoI discovered option D during covid and it's like a superpower. I have allergies even through double dosing OTC medicine, but a good mask does wonders for me in spring.