Masks

I met a couple of elderly ladies out shopping this afternoon, both are well into their 80s, neither of whom were wearing masks. They were happy out enjoying life. A great attitude to have.

Overheal

GazzaL wrote: »

I met a couple of elderly ladies out shopping this afternoon, both are well into their 80s, neither of whom were wearing masks. They were happy out enjoying life. A great attitude to have.

I met 50 old ladies and the pope out for a stroll to the shops and they all had masks on happy enjoying life a great attitude to have.

This is how it works right

odyssey06

GazzaL wrote: »

I met a couple of elderly ladies out shopping this afternoon, both are well into their 80s, neither of whom were wearing masks. They were happy out enjoying life. A great attitude to have.

Great attitudes can kill you.
Lots of happy out people dead in ditches after driving home drunk.
Get real.

Overheal wrote: »

I met 50 old ladies and the pope out for a stroll to the shops and they all had masks on happy enjoying life a great attitude to have.

This is how it works right

No, see you're post is just not true. Just like the myth the pro-mask nazis are pushing that shops are going to become virus hotspots come Monday morning.

I'd say 70-80% of the customers in Aldi were wearing masks today. Much better than I've seen to date. The cashier I was dealing with had a mini coughing fit in the middle of scanning my groceries through. She coughed into her bare elbow after a moment - I wonder how useful that'll be?

Overheal

GazzaL wrote: »

No, see you're post is just not true. Just like the myth the pro-mask nazis are pushing that shops are going to become virus hotspots come Monday morning.

The only one making that claim is you, above, as your precious strawman

GazzaL wrote: »

I met a couple of elderly ladies out shopping this afternoon, both are well into their 80s, neither of whom were wearing masks. They were happy out enjoying life. A great attitude to have.

Can you explain why wearing a mask for the duration of the shop would ruin their day? From what I can see, wearing masks isn't stopping people from chatting to each other. People getting out of their cars and going into the shop are still talking to each other. They're talking in the shop. I noticed two people who know each other talking in Aldi.

khalessi

Just back from B&Q and Lidl, I reckon 60%+ wearig masks/face shields/face coverings in B&Q and about 75% in Lidl, good improvement.

is_that_so

Tork wrote: »

I'd say 70-80% of the customers in Aldi were wearing masks today. Much better than I've seen to date. The cashier I was dealing with had a mini coughing fit in the middle of scanning my groceries through. She coughed into her bare elbow after a moment - I wonder how useful that'll be?

Oh Jesus, get tested, quick! :eek:

Tork wrote: »

I'd say 70-80% of the customers in Aldi were wearing masks today. Much better than I've seen to date. The cashier I was dealing with had a mini coughing fit in the middle of scanning my groceries through. She coughed into her bare elbow after a moment - I wonder how useful that'll be?

Well human beings are still going to need to cough...and it’s hay fever season now.
Unless you plan on licking the packaging on all your groceries then I’d imagine you’ll be just fine.

RasTa

Where is a good place to get a cotton mask?

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Pro mask nazisim. What next? CryptoIslamophobia?

road_high wrote: »

Well human beings are still going to need to cough...and it’s hay fever season now.
Unless you plan on licking the packaging on all your groceries then I’d imagine you’ll be just fine.

It's amazing how we all survived going to the supermarket without masks at the peak.

timmy_mallet

Sconsey wrote: »

If you look back you'll see the best he can do is make stuff up and try to pass it off as facts. Best to ignore him really he is just making it up as he goes.

Attack the post!

GazzaL wrote: »

It's amazing how we all survived going to the supermarket without masks at the peak.

Or screens or anything of that stuff they have now

https://twitter.com/Matersurgery/status/1284522225228550144

road_high wrote: »

Well human beings are still going to need to cough...and it’s hay fever season now.
Unless you plan on licking the packaging on all your groceries then I’d imagine you’ll be just fine.

Where did I say I thought I'd catch Coronavirus? Don't be ridiculous. It's easier to make a smartarse comment like that, isn't it?

odyssey06

GazzaL wrote: »

It's amazing how we all survived going to the supermarket without masks at the peak.

We didnt... we lost well over a thousand people here.

Overheal

timmy_mallet wrote: »

Attack the post!

They are, a whole series of them

Strazdas

RasTa wrote: »

Where is a good place to get a cotton mask?

If you're on Facebook, there are some Irish people advertising there......there's a couple of sellers on eBay too.

is_that_so

odyssey06 wrote: »

We didnt... we lost well over a thousand people here.

By going to supermarkets?

Seanergy

polesheep

odyssey06 wrote: »

We didnt... we lost well over a thousand people here.

I think you'll find most of them were in nursing homes and they hadn't set foot in a supermarket in years.

Ken Tucky

I put a mask on going into the supermarket today.
I'd say about 40 percent of people had them on.
I haven't worn one until now but have been doing everything else in my day to avoid possibly contracting or spreading this virus.
It was uncomfortable, a pain in the ar*e but no big deal.
The sooner we can get this into people's heads.
Nobody is saying this is perfect but if one little thing you can do will break a chain of spreading this crap then just do it....Fu*cking helllll

odyssey06 wrote: »

We didnt... we lost well over a thousand people here.

We lost well over a thousand people from shopping? The lies from the pro mask nutters are insane.

We did survive going to the supermarket without masks at the peak of the pandemic. Case numbers dropped to a miniscule level despite shops being open and almost no masks being worn. Shops are NOT high risk environments.

Away With The Fairies

polesheep wrote: »

I think you'll find most of them were in nursing homes and they hadn't set foot in a supermarket in years.

I hate this attitude that most people were old and past their sell by date. There were people in their 20s who died from this.

Tork wrote: »

Where did I say I thought I'd catch Coronavirus? Don't be ridiculous. It's easier to make a smartarse comment like that, isn't it?

Well why bring it up then? You’re in the Coronavirus forum speaking about a worker in a supermarket sneezing. You thought it relevant to bring that up so evidently the implication is there from your side, not mine.

odyssey06

polesheep wrote: »

I think you'll find most of them were in nursing homes and they hadn't set foot in a supermarket in years.

You dont seem to get the concept of infectious diseases.
People brought it into nursing homes.
They had to pick it up somewhere.
We dont know where exactly but enclosed spaces are higher risk than elsewhere.

odyssey06 wrote: »

We didnt... we lost well over a thousand people here.

Yes in nursing homes and medical facilities. Not down the local Aldi