Vaccine + mask = the heck is wrong with you?

[Parkbandit]

My wife finally doesn't need to wear a mask anymore. She said it felt weird, but is glad the mandate fell before summer. Exactly one person has complained about them no longer wearing masks.

Same. My wife has worked straight through the covid mess (a car dealership is considered "essential"????) and they just stopped requiring them in the building. Some people still wear them, but most of the employees no longer do.

She said she gets a Karen or two in the store a day that complain about it.

[Stanley Burrell]

Look at this smug mask-wearing motherfucker trying to tell us how the last letter of our alphabet should look like, damn you (you sexy beast.):

[Alfster]

Restaurants are even opening up their fountain drinks for customers again. That was a big deal to me because I have gotten to a point where soda is like a treat for me (I used to drink it everyday) and I looked forward to my days of going to the store and getting my own fountain drink, it’s just not the same when someone just hands it to you and you can’t taste it and refill it yourself.

Wait. How strict was your area on the lockdown? We lost fountain drinks for the initial closing, but once masks became a thing everywhere opened their fountains back up, self serve food opened last may, hell even buffets reopened a year ago.

I can understand your anger a bit more...as once masks came out, things just moved back to normal as long as you had a mask on

[Tgo01]

Wait. How strict was your area on the lockdown? We lost fountain drinks for the initial closing, but once masks became a thing everywhere opened their fountains back up, self serve food opened last may, hell even buffets reopened a year ago.

I can understand your anger a bit more...as once masks came out, things just moved back to normal as long as you had a mask on

To be fair I'm not sure if these things were government enforced or the restaurants/companies in my area took it upon themselves to enact these measures. But yeah, I was actually excited and surprised a couple of months ago when McDonald's reopened their self-serve fountain drinks, then within a month it seems like every place had reopened their self-serve fountain drinks. To my knowledge all buffets are still closed in my area, even at casinos. It feels like not much has changed since this all started in my area, up until very recently when the CDC updated their mask recommendation for vaccinated people, now things finally seem to be going back to normal, although restaurants and bars in my area still have massive restrictions and most stores that used to be open 24/7 are still closing between 9-11PM, again I'm not sure if that's a government mandated thing or the stores just decided to do that themselves and keep those measures in place.

Even if these measures aren't government mandated I can almost guarantee there is pressure to enforce these measures in my area, either by local/state government or customers.

[Gelston]

Our fountain drinks never closed down per say. All the fast food dining areas and places you'd generally come into contact with them did.

[Tgo01]

Our fountain drinks never closed down per say. All the fast food dining areas and places you'd generally come into contact with them did.

It’s crazy really. Even the casinos shut down their self-serve fountain drinks. Apparently thousands of people inside of a casino all drinking and sitting next to each other is no big deal but people getting their own fountain drinks spreads disease.

[Candor]

It’s crazy really. Even the casinos shut down their self-serve fountain drinks. Apparently thousands of people inside of a casino all drinking and sitting next to each other is no big deal but people getting their own fountain drinks spreads disease.

It would be interesting to see the COVID statistics of casino employees.

[Neveragain]

Don't ask for sympathy if you get infected.

The CDC has scheduled an emergency meeting to discuss growing evidence that certain COVID-19 vaccines may be linked to myocarditis, a heart inflammation issue, in teens and young adults.

That didn't take long.

[Shaps]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/17/healt...ess/index.html

Huh. Weird.

[Shaps]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...ns/7737494002/

Huh. Odd.