She called me after leaving the grocery store with my daughter. As she was walking around without a mask, there were two instances where people made eye contact with her and removed their masks.
We just have to keep at it and this bullshit will be all over.
She's a leader! And a keeper!
Everyday heroes
I've been doing that too! The looks I get from the other customers are like "I can do that!?!" While the clerks smile and say they didn't even notice, and then roll there eyes. Everyone is over it.
This happens at my church a lot. Hardly anyone wears masks. I often see visitors come in, look around and take off their masks.
Had an older lady come up to me at Walmart and ask how I was able to get in without a mask. I told her that I look at my phone and walk straight in, she loved it. I’ve had the security guard mention it twice, but I just ignored them. They can only yell “SIR!!!” so many times before I get inside.
Also refused to wear one into the school, wife was pissed, but no one has said a word about it.
I walk into stores and stare directly at the mask enforcers the whole time. They almost always just look away and pretend they don’t see me. Nobody has said anything yet, but I have had several workers pull down their masks when I approach them to speak. Most people don’t want to be the only one, so more of us need to step up and lead the way
Yes, that's how you do it. Nothing wrong with ignoring the mask enforcers, for those who do that, but I like your way better. Maintain eye contact and let them know who the alpha dog is!
Extra points for walking right over to them and pissing on their shoes!!
Nice! I usually have ear buds in so I just crank it up and walk on by. If I'm holding a baby, I'll kind of hold her up a little, but usually I don't even care that much. Super over this mask bullshit.
Try telling something that if that mask works so well, stand right here and let me shit my pants. If it protects you then you won't smell anything, right?
I was in 7/11 the other day. A guy was there with his autistic son. Neither of them were wearing a mask, and I realized that I wasn't either, I'd left it in my car. He said, "I'm over this mask shit, man. They're gonna go for forced vaccinations next; it's the mark of the beast"
The son was about 40, the father in his 70s. They were both black and I am white.
Make a friend: Forget your mask!
I had a similar conversation with a black guy at my gas station. We chatted for about 10 minutes, shitting on masks and China. Good times.
We stopped wearing them too. You'd be surprised at how nice the people working in the stores are. Genuinely respectful.
I went to the UPS store and they didn't care until a white lady walked in with a mask, then they quietly (and defeatedly) handed me one. I put it on to be respectful of them, but took it off the second I walked away from the counter.
I am a rebel. lol
I think they're just happy to see faces and smiles again.
I've noticed less people give me looks for not wearing a mask. I'm torn because in PA small businesses are literally trying to stay afloat and not draw attention from the governor else he sends in his brown shirts with a fine. I sometimes do the courtesy and wear one in those places because they are struggling. However, as of late I've worn it less. I will wear one to the doctors office because, sick and old people. I haven't been confronted in a long time actually. One time was at Costco in April and the store manager asked me to please wear one and she hoped it would end soon. My patience is gone now. What really pissed me off is seeing my little kids wear masks to go to school. We are fortunate the district did everything in their power to open normal and offer virtual options. 21 if 24 Kids in my son's 1st grade opted for in person. I knew then everyone was ready for normal. Their little faces covered with a mask infuriate me so much. I tell them every day this isn't normal and it'll be over soon. I do fear the day a Karen approaches me though. She'll get the death stare and the words "do you want to do this with me today". Though, I am 6'8" with a prosthetic leg and often wear very American attire on my outings. I probably look pissed off half the time. I'm not a suitable target for infamous "the Karen".
Been doing this since day 0. Had someone say to me "next time, you need to wear a mask in here"... I don't even acknowledge that they were talking to me.
That is a very Chad way of going about it. I applaud your effort
I was at Costco and Home Depot. Both check at the front door. But I promptly took it off. I got looks from some people then others followed suit. I told my teenage son he has permission to not wear one.
Make them tell you to put it on. Don’t just automatically do it. And there are based businesses out there too that are Just trying to slide by. But There’s not enough brown shirts to shut down every business that doesn’t enforce the muzzle rules.
My wife went into the grocery store today and left the mask in her purse. Not one person made a stink. She did not see a single person without a mask on.
"people made eye contact with her and removed their masks." It's like she removed their chains. I'd feel so freaking good if this happened to me. Thumbs up to your ladies. 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸