No, your family cannot visit for the holidays. We all agreed to these rules to keep everyone safe. You broke them once and were reminded, and then you broke them again. We even gave you a solution (getting tested) which you could have acted on over the weekend or this morning, and you chose not to. Please don’t pressure us to endanger our safety because you couldn’t wear a mask for “fifteen seconds.” Your daughters have been very mature and patient so they can take part in this upcoming gathering. Something you were unable to do. I’m sorry they cannot come over, but you made that choice for all of us when you chose to socialize without your mask.
—Anonymous
New rule: If masks are legally required outdoors, and you choose not to wear one, you must yield when encountering others on the sidewalk.
Because by not wearing a mask, you’re de facto claiming you can maintain 6 feet of distance from anyone else. So… do it.
Step off the sidewalk. Take your 6 feet.
Don’t go mask-less AND make the rest of us responsible for maintaining your personal space bubble.
That’s just an asshole move.
—Anonymous