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No, masks protect you by lowering the viral load you ingest from others thereby giving your immune system time to mount a response.
Nope, it's COMPLETELY useless in protecting you. Keep wearing one for the rest of your life if it helps you sleep at night knowing you are somehow getting protected. But it's useless, I tell ya!
My Wine Store, Mr. Wright, still demands masks, as does the Key Food in my building for entry, so I wear mine. Also my co-op demands masks in common areas and elevators and I comply. I don't want any fights with my fellow cooperators.
Nice, though, to hang it round my neck while walking on the street because long mask wearing causes my nose to run.
Nope, it's COMPLETELY useless in protecting you. Keep wearing one for the rest of your life if it helps you sleep at night knowing you are somehow getting protected. But it's useless, I tell ya!
I couldn't imagine paying to live in a place that dictates that I must wear a mask in my own home. Sick.
In our own apartment, it's ok to take off our mask, but when roaming around the building, such as hallways, elevators, laundry room, etc, the building requires us to put on a mask.
A lot of buildings are doing this. Ours does. How enforceable this is, especially in rentals, is questionable.
But its not the city that requires it.
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Originally Posted by TheWiseShopper
In our own apartment, it's ok to take off our mask, but when roaming around the building, such as hallways, elevators, laundry room, etc, the building requires us to put on a mask.
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