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I rarely saw people wearing masks over both nose and mouth. Favorite memory is the guy in the metro who took the mask off his mouth to sneeze (and no, it didn't

I rarely saw people wearing masks over both nose and mouth. Favorite memory is the guy in the metro who took the mask off his mouth to sneeze (and no, it didn't begin by covering his nose)

ceejayoz 2y ago
During the early days, I think a good amount of those were "I'm required to wear one but they can't make me wear it properly". I'm most baffled by the people I see today with a mask on but around their chin. They haven't been required for years, so I presume it's being particularly COVID-conscious (as someone on an immune suppressant, I still wear N95s in public)... but if you're that conscious you'd think you'd wear it right.