Most supermarkets I have been in had put directional arrows in the aisles. I made a point to go the “wrong” way down every one, and make firm eye contact with any busy-body that dared poo-poo me for breaking the holy rules.
When they first put those stupid arrows in the aisles, I had some male Karen bitch at me. I just said in my most jovial tone, "Yeah, I don't give a fuck about that."
They did that way back, like May. Nobody cared. I actively rebelled, and if I found myself shopping after work (maskless, always) I would make it a point to never go the right way.
There were red and green arrow and X signs on the floors, and red and green banners at the end of every aisle, declaring "Shop this way, to help maintain Social Distancing," or "Please enter this aisle from the other direction, to help maintain social distancing."
I saw people try and follow them for maybe a week or two. Then people stopped caring. I truly, TRULY think that like 80% of people know that the masks, lockdowns, business closures, social distancing, all of that is bullshit, and that of the other 20% only 5% actually pay attention to and believe the bullshit, and the other 15% mean well but are generally a bit dumb and too disengaged to listen and look for themselves.
ha wow. Yea I think you are mostly right. It is the karens, the believers in legacy media, and the angry vocal violent minority that are actually on board with this.
did they make isles one way? when did that happen?
Most supermarkets I have been in had put directional arrows in the aisles. I made a point to go the “wrong” way down every one, and make firm eye contact with any busy-body that dared poo-poo me for breaking the holy rules.
ahh because covid can only infect people if they are facing each other while walking past...
You got it
When they first put those stupid arrows in the aisles, I had some male Karen bitch at me. I just said in my most jovial tone, "Yeah, I don't give a fuck about that."
They did that way back, like May. Nobody cared. I actively rebelled, and if I found myself shopping after work (maskless, always) I would make it a point to never go the right way.
nice. I guess I missed it
There were red and green arrow and X signs on the floors, and red and green banners at the end of every aisle, declaring "Shop this way, to help maintain Social Distancing," or "Please enter this aisle from the other direction, to help maintain social distancing."
I saw people try and follow them for maybe a week or two. Then people stopped caring. I truly, TRULY think that like 80% of people know that the masks, lockdowns, business closures, social distancing, all of that is bullshit, and that of the other 20% only 5% actually pay attention to and believe the bullshit, and the other 15% mean well but are generally a bit dumb and too disengaged to listen and look for themselves.
ha wow. Yea I think you are mostly right. It is the karens, the believers in legacy media, and the angry vocal violent minority that are actually on board with this.