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I will be going to New Hampshire tomorrow. I want to see a movie but I don't know if you have to wear a mask in your seat the whole time or is it just until you get to your seat.
I have trouble wearing a mask for a long time (any more than 20 minutes.)
if I don't have to wear my mask in my seat I will go but if I have to wear it through the whole movie I will pass.
is the only exception about wearing a mask is eating i would also like to know.
I've not been to the movies, but will say that your best bet is to steer clear of national chains and the populated areas on the Seacoast or south of Concord. Few local businesses here in the Lakes Region and central part of the state are complying with whatever latest unconstitutional, illogical and irrational orders the governor spews out. Despite all the signs on the front door, even workers at the big national chains rarely question you if you walk in without a mask.
I've not been to the movies, but will say that your best bet is to steer clear of national chains and the populated areas on the Seacoast or south of Concord. Few local businesses here in the Lakes Region and central part of the state are complying with whatever latest unconstitutional, illogical and irrational orders the governor spews out. Despite all the signs on the front door, even workers at the big national chains rarely question you if you walk in without a mask.
Ya I was planning on going to areas like salem or nashua.
If you want to avoid donning a face diaper, Nashua is the worst place to go. The local despots there have been trying to bully businesses into being unpaid law enforcement officers.
If you want to avoid donning a face diaper, Nashua is the worst place to go. The local despots there have been trying to bully businesses into being unpaid law enforcement officers.
Ya I assumed that nashua is very populated and If I go I will find a less populated area and try to avoid the big chain theaters.
All these regulations make people stay away from businesses. there won't be a restaurant or a movie theater left because of these scum politicians. I guess you have to go to Florida to avoid all the regulations where you can live free. some people I know are moving to Florida. I live in Massachusetts and its even worse here with all the policies and people yelling at you if your not wearing a slave mask. In Massachusetts the residents want you to wear a mask outside and I refuse to. I have had to yell back at numerous people. who knows I might get arrested one of these days.
Maybe more northern new Hampshire is free enough.
Last edited by justyouraveragetenant; 10-10-2020 at 07:31 AM..
Yeah, you are correct. When I'm in TN all the restaurants and entertainment venues/events are teeming with maskless, happy, smiling people. I feel sorry for everyone stuck in a state with a power-tripping wannabe despot governor.
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