I think this may be heavily dependent on local rules. I live in Michigan, one of the most conservative states in terms of Covid restrictions, and I have never seen anyone wearing a mask once seated. The rule here is once you’re at a table, you remove the mask.
I don’t think anybody has a problem with this. The Blogs are trying to say put your mask on between EVERY bite.
Yes I agree the blogs seem to be making this more than it really is.
In Indiana about 25% of people don't even wear a mask in to the restaurant at all.
Amen. Lest we forget the actual point of masks. These aren’t arbitrary rules, there’s no COVID barrier because you’re sitting at a table. Masks are there to stop your saliva particles from landing on others and vice versa. Wouldn’t common sense tell you that during ordering/communicating with your server that it’s important to still have that barrier?
Yeah, I feel bad for the poor cms whi are asked to try to enforce this...seems insane. I can see in a ts restaurant keepimg it on while ordering, but that's not at all how this is written. If we look at how it's written; then I can't imagine any reasonable person thinking this is helpful or any kind of a decent idea.
I do feel bad for cast members. It’s hard enough to enforce wearing masks while walking or on rides. Can you imagine trying to tell someone at an expensive restaurant to put their masks back on because they are between bites and just happen to be chatting with their spouse rather than eating? I have a hard time imagining cast members being too excited about that.
Exactly! Folks, I’m in a state where masks have always been required inside restaurants until you sit down and are actively eating. The new wording is simply to prohibit people from hanging out at restaurant tables without eating and drinking. You will not be required to put your masks on between bites of food for heaven’s sakes.
Can we PLEASE get off this topic now?
The air temperature is fine, but it still gets cool at night, so the water doesn’t heat up enough for me. I’d feel like Jack from the Titanic movie if I went down a slide. I don’t even put a foot in my pool unless the water is 85+.We'd be there in the 60s
My husband and kids go in the water even when the water temperature is around 68-70. They would definitely be in it now. Too cold for me, even as a New Englander.
