At a hospital in Texas. Two nurses not wearing masks. Covid is not taken seriously at all here.
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Let me give a bit more context: "You can't bring your wife in with you." "Why?" "Covid restrictions" "Look, sorry, that's ridiculous. You're not even wearing a mask" "I don't have to wear a mask." "Yes, you do." "I only have to wear a mask when I'm within 6 feet of someone"
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"So you're fine if I take a photo of you then?" "No, you can't" "Why not?" "Because I'm at work" "That's not a reason" *I walk to be within 6 feet of her* *She puts her mask on* *I fake walk away (yes, a juke) and she starts to take her mask off* "I'm going to call security."
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*I'm out of 6 feet circle and her mask is off* "Fine, call security" At this point my wife looks at me is just like "let it go". I let it go. They didn't call security and when I emerged from the doctor's office she was wearing a mask. 2 out of 8 nurses were not wearing masks
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I would say you walking to be within 6 feet of her was unnecessarily aggressive. Regardless of the 6 feet rule, she should always be wearing a mask. You could’ve just snapped a photo. No need to enter her space. But good that you called her out on not wearing a mask.
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I don’t like the whole “snap a photo” to shame people thing and I wasn’t sure if we were in a public place. There was a desk barrier thing between me and her so being@within 6 feet of her was not aggressive.
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