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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Continue here, it was interesting seeing the replys, so do you also bring your mask with you when you go out? They are especially useful in enclosed spaces like shops and transport

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

This is from the other thread


"Yes we always wear one in shops and enclosed spaces. The advice on these is about to change.

Any level of protection is better than nothing."
You are right there, it is better than nothing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Friday boris says he is in favour of face coverings in shops.

Sunday gove says (in his view) that they do not need to be compulsory as the public can use common sense.

Today boris tells us to expect announcements on wearing them.

Ffs just announce it now as we all expected this months back and I'll bet my last £1 that it will come...so stop the fecking about on it

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By *ap d agde coupleCouple
over a year ago

Broadstairs


"This is from the other thread

Yes we always wear one in shops and enclosed spaces. The advice on these is about to change.

Any level of protection is better than nothing.You are right there, it is better than nothing "
Actually not true masks that are not Ppe standard good as useless and if they’ll worked they would not be questioning whether to make them mandatory or not

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This is from the other thread

Yes we always wear one in shops and enclosed spaces. The advice on these is about to change.

Any level of protection is better than nothing.You are right there, it is better than nothing Actually not true masks that are not Ppe standard good as useless and if they’ll worked they would not be questioning whether to make them mandatory or not"

ppe for use in a professional surrounding has to have a standard due to how its used and in what surroundings no one is saying other mask are up to those standards but what the are saying is its better than nothing they will work as a general barrier but not in a hospital/care/close contact situation...

a bog standard face covering will help protect you in a social distancing environment ....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This is from the other thread

Yes we always wear one in shops and enclosed spaces. The advice on these is about to change.

Any level of protection is better than nothing.You are right there, it is better than nothing Actually not true masks that are not Ppe standard good as useless and if they’ll worked they would not be questioning whether to make them mandatory or not

ppe for use in a professional surrounding has to have a standard due to how its used and in what surroundings no one is saying other mask are up to those standards but what the are saying is its better than nothing they will work as a general barrier but not in a hospital/care/close contact situation...

a bog standard face covering will help protect you in a social distancing environment .... "

They wont listen

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By *moothman2000Man
over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Friday boris says he is in favour of face coverings in shops.

Sunday gove says (in his view) that they do not need to be compulsory as the public can use common sense.

Today boris tells us to expect announcements on wearing them.

Ffs just announce it now as we all expected this months back and I'll bet my last £1 that it will come...so stop the fecking about on it "

He can't announce it yet, what he's not announced needs to be announced by the media first...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Friday boris says he is in favour of face coverings in shops.

Sunday gove says (in his view) that they do not need to be compulsory as the public can use common sense.

Today boris tells us to expect announcements on wearing them.

Ffs just announce it now as we all expected this months back and I'll bet my last £1 that it will come...so stop the fecking about on it

He can't announce it yet, what he's not announced needs to be announced by the media first... "

Yep sound bite city

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This is from the other thread

Yes we always wear one in shops and enclosed spaces. The advice on these is about to change.

Any level of protection is better than nothing.You are right there, it is better than nothing Actually not true masks that are not Ppe standard good as useless and if they’ll worked they would not be questioning whether to make them mandatory or not"

Actually not true... they are not ‘protective’ in as much as they don’t filter the air etc, if you walk through a cloud of infectious particles you are still in trouble... but, they do massively reduce the output of those infectious particles from someone infected with the virus.

In terms of PPE standard the same applies to surgical masks, the blue Backed material versions are a reduction method, it’s only FIT tested masks that will offer any form of true protection to the respiratory tract.

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By *D835Man
over a year ago

London


"This is from the other thread

Yes we always wear one in shops and enclosed spaces. The advice on these is about to change.

Any level of protection is better than nothing.You are right there, it is better than nothing Actually not true masks that are not Ppe standard good as useless and if they’ll worked they would not be questioning whether to make them mandatory or not"

“....... would not be questioning whether to make them mandatory or not....”

Face coverings are already mandatory on public transport.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If you look on the gov website it actually tells you on there that they either no use and won't filter out this so called virus, and by wearing these masks you are putting yourself at more risk by starving yourself of oxygen, it's all there for you to look up

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By *omerset tvTV/TS
over a year ago

Weston-super-Mare

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By *ood at oralMan
over a year ago

kirkcaldy

Lidl have told there staff not to enforce wearing masks

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mandatory from the 24th... just saying

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Lidl have told there staff not to enforce wearing masks"

Ah lidl we hade one here that had to shutdown a few weeks back as 90% of thier staff tested positive....angle you have to stand by and get your shopping handled by them...one would think they would learn

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mandatory from the 24th... just saying"

With a £100 fine for not wearing one...I wonder who of all the naysayers would sonner pay the 100 quid

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

Watch out, watch out, there's a Karen about

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mandatory from the 24th... just saying"

Another nail in the coffin of the High Street, this move will only push more people onto online shopping, why would you go through the hassle of going shopping when you can't try anything on, you have queue to get in places, can't touch anything and have to wear a face covering?

While I will oblige by the rules when I go food shopping (although I question the effectiveness as people don't follow basic hygiene rules at the moment and masks will only result in them touching thier face more and spreading it with thier hand) I won't be doing any other shopping on the High Street it's really just not worth the hassle.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

I feel sorry for the pro makers who won't be able to go to pubs and bars because it's too corona dangerous, (pubs and bars are excluded) are you awake yet!

But then again if they want a night out they can always play the Hypocrisy card

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By *ood at oralMan
over a year ago

kirkcaldy

Google supermarkets and will they enforce the wearing of masks think you will they all say the same it's up to the individual customer if they choose to wear one or not

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Google supermarkets and will they enforce the wearing of masks think you will they all say the same it's up to the individual customer if they choose to wear one or not "

It’s already been stated the police will enforce it and it’s not retailers responsibility.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

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By *ap d agde coupleCouple
over a year ago

Broadstairs


"If you look on the gov website it actually tells you on there that they either no use and won't filter out this so called virus, and by wearing these masks you are putting yourself at more risk by starving yourself of oxygen, it's all there for you to look up"
So true

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh "

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them? "

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then "

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to "

Then it's a fecking mockery...cats arse

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

So I went to the doctor last week,with my mask on. Now I have hayfever and have sneezing fits. So I'm walking in and one comes on, I didn't know whether to catch my sneezes in my mask or my tissue, I chose the tissue, probably wrong!

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to

Then it's a fecking mockery...cats arse "

Haha! Too many exceptions, in my opinion

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So I went to the doctor last week,with my mask on. Now I have hayfever and have sneezing fits. So I'm walking in and one comes on, I didn't know whether to catch my sneezes in my mask or my tissue, I chose the tissue, probably wrong! "

Yup...especially if you took the mask off to do it

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By *ub_n_wifeCouple
over a year ago

Spilsby

All the way through Covid the advice has been that face masks are useless in day to day environments.

Now they’re enforceable in shops

New guidelines for actors have been released to allow kissing/sex scenes within the industry. But I need to wear a mask to buy a loaf of bread.

The government has given varying degrees of guidance and information that has been either disproven or they themselves have contradicted. And people wonder why they’re not trusted lol.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"So I went to the doctor last week,with my mask on. Now I have hayfever and have sneezing fits. So I'm walking in and one comes on, I didn't know whether to catch my sneezes in my mask or my tissue, I chose the tissue, probably wrong!

Yup...especially if you took the mask off to do it "

I just pulled it down a bit I didn't want all that mucus floating about in me mask!

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By *ranimallxl5Man
over a year ago

Winchester


"Mandatory from the 24th... just saying

Another nail in the coffin of the High Street, this move will only push more people onto online shopping, why would you go through the hassle of going shopping when you can't try anything on, you have queue to get in places, can't touch anything and have to wear a face covering?

While I will oblige by the rules when I go food shopping (although I question the effectiveness as people don't follow basic hygiene rules at the moment and masks will only result in them touching thier face more and spreading it with thier hand) I won't be doing any other shopping on the High Street it's really just not worth the hassle. "

So you complain it will ruin the high street and they say you can't be bothered to shop there...

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"All the way through Covid the advice has been that face masks are useless in day to day environments.

Now they’re enforceable in shops

New guidelines for actors have been released to allow kissing/sex scenes within the industry. But I need to wear a mask to buy a loaf of bread.

The government has given varying degrees of guidance and information that has been either disproven or they themselves have contradicted. And people wonder why they’re not trusted lol."

It is all a bit half hearted to me. I can sit in a pub, maskless, all night, but can't whip in a shop

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By *ranimallxl5Man
over a year ago

Winchester


"Google supermarkets and will they enforce the wearing of masks think you will they all say the same it's up to the individual customer if they choose to wear one or not "

It's not down to try shop if it's a UK law

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to

Then it's a fecking mockery...cats arse

Haha! Too many exceptions, in my opinion "

It's been like it all the way through on masks...no clarity. I've been wearing them from march when out and about..I have now been diagnosed as having severe emphysema and I can wear them with no breathing difficulties. So I dont get all the ...I cant wear them for health reasons..unless it's a mentle disorder like claustrophobia.

Just wear the buggers and stop rebelling

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By *ranimallxl5Man
over a year ago

Winchester


"All the way through Covid the advice has been that face masks are useless in day to day environments.

Now they’re enforceable in shops

New guidelines for actors have been released to allow kissing/sex scenes within the industry. But I need to wear a mask to buy a loaf of bread.

The government has given varying degrees of guidance and information that has been either disproven or they themselves have contradicted. And people wonder why they’re not trusted lol."

Because acting is in a work environment where I assume they will have to sign a wavier to say they have not been infected or been near anyone etc.. Supermarkets are the wild west with small ailses

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Google supermarkets and will they enforce the wearing of masks think you will they all say the same it's up to the individual customer if they choose to wear one or not

It's not down to try shop if it's a UK law"

Yes shops can refuse entry

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So I went to the doctor last week,with my mask on. Now I have hayfever and have sneezing fits. So I'm walking in and one comes on, I didn't know whether to catch my sneezes in my mask or my tissue, I chose the tissue, probably wrong!

Yup...especially if you took the mask off to do it

I just pulled it down a bit I didn't want all that mucus floating about in me mask! "

Tissue under the mask...a bit like a mini fiver

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to

Then it's a fecking mockery...cats arse

Haha! Too many exceptions, in my opinion

It's been like it all the way through on masks...no clarity. I've been wearing them from march when out and about..I have now been diagnosed as having severe emphysema and I can wear them with no breathing difficulties. So I dont get all the ...I cant wear them for health reasons..unless it's a mentle disorder like claustrophobia.

Just wear the buggers and stop rebelling "

Aah, sorry to hear that x you know I'm a rebel, but I will wear them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"All the way through Covid the advice has been that face masks are useless in day to day environments.

Now they’re enforceable in shops

New guidelines for actors have been released to allow kissing/sex scenes within the industry. But I need to wear a mask to buy a loaf of bread.

The government has given varying degrees of guidance and information that has been either disproven or they themselves have contradicted. And people wonder why they’re not trusted lol.

It is all a bit half hearted to me. I can sit in a pub, maskless, all night, but can't whip in a shop "

How many times do you think you would touch your mask in a pub.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"So I went to the doctor last week,with my mask on. Now I have hayfever and have sneezing fits. So I'm walking in and one comes on, I didn't know whether to catch my sneezes in my mask or my tissue, I chose the tissue, probably wrong!

Yup...especially if you took the mask off to do it

I just pulled it down a bit I didn't want all that mucus floating about in me mask!

Tissue under the mask...a bit like a mini fiver "

Ooh...I knew those fivers would come in handy!

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"All the way through Covid the advice has been that face masks are useless in day to day environments.

Now they’re enforceable in shops

New guidelines for actors have been released to allow kissing/sex scenes within the industry. But I need to wear a mask to buy a loaf of bread.

The government has given varying degrees of guidance and information that has been either disproven or they themselves have contradicted. And people wonder why they’re not trusted lol.

It is all a bit half hearted to me. I can sit in a pub, maskless, all night, but can't whip in a shop

How many times do you think you would touch your mask in a pub."

I've no idea

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

I won't be going to the pub anytime soon

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The problem is with masks (or indeed any PPE) is that you have to know how to put them on and remove them correctly to prevent cross contamination otherwise their effectiveness is compromised.

Disposable masks are single use. Non disposable should be washed after each use. Never touch your mask when wearing it, remove using the earpieces and fold in half so the outside of the mask is concealed inside. Wash your hands before and after handling masks. I’d say scrupulous hand hygiene is key to the effectiveness of PPE.

It’s an absolute minefield... I totally agree though that there’s benefit in us all wearing it publicly at the moment though

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"The problem is with masks (or indeed any PPE) is that you have to know how to put them on and remove them correctly to prevent cross contamination otherwise their effectiveness is compromised.

Disposable masks are single use. Non disposable should be washed after each use. Never touch your mask when wearing it, remove using the earpieces and fold in half so the outside of the mask is concealed inside. Wash your hands before and after handling masks. I’d say scrupulous hand hygiene is key to the effectiveness of PPE.

It’s an absolute minefield... I totally agree though that there’s benefit in us all wearing it publicly at the moment though "

Thank you

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By *ub_n_wifeCouple
over a year ago

Spilsby


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to

Then it's a fecking mockery...cats arse

Haha! Too many exceptions, in my opinion

It's been like it all the way through on masks...no clarity. I've been wearing them from march when out and about..I have now been diagnosed as having severe emphysema and I can wear them with no breathing difficulties. So I dont get all the ...I cant wear them for health reasons..unless it's a mentle disorder like claustrophobia.

Just wear the buggers and stop rebelling "

I don’t think it’s always about abusing the system, you obviously get those that rebel. But, It’s also about being an individual that can pull information and research for themselves from various other sources. Not being drip fed by everyone that’s either in power, is making money from or has an added investment into running the business that is this country.

As for wearing masks and stop rebelling, if you believe the mask your wearing protects you adequately enough then don’t worry about what others are doing or not doing.

And this isn’t coming from a non-conformist perspective, I’ve worn masks and will do as and when I feel it’s necessary. It just irks me when a ‘Do as your told’ attitude comes from it all, I’m an adult that has an ability to conclude from various sources and has the right to do so. I can cross the road safely and use a sharp knife and everything lol.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"As said on another thread. On breakfast tv this morning...it was said if a person says they are exempt they will not be challenged.

I can see this working well eh

Morning! Yes there will always be those who abuse the system. As I said on another thread, shouldn't we all be protecting each other, shopworkers don't have to wear them, shouldn't we all, barring exceptions, wear them?

Morning

I think it will be shop workers on a till with a plastic screen will be exempt. But those on a shop floor will need to wear then

I think they should, but Mr Hancock says they don't have to

Then it's a fecking mockery...cats arse

Haha! Too many exceptions, in my opinion

It's been like it all the way through on masks...no clarity. I've been wearing them from march when out and about..I have now been diagnosed as having severe emphysema and I can wear them with no breathing difficulties. So I dont get all the ...I cant wear them for health reasons..unless it's a mentle disorder like claustrophobia.

Just wear the buggers and stop rebelling

I don’t think it’s always about abusing the system, you obviously get those that rebel. But, It’s also about being an individual that can pull information and research for themselves from various other sources. Not being drip fed by everyone that’s either in power, is making money from or has an added investment into running the business that is this country.

As for wearing masks and stop rebelling, if you believe the mask your wearing protects you adequately enough then don’t worry about what others are doing or not doing.

And this isn’t coming from a non-conformist perspective, I’ve worn masks and will do as and when I feel it’s necessary. It just irks me when a ‘Do as your told’ attitude comes from it all, I’m an adult that has an ability to conclude from various sources and has the right to do so. I can cross the road safely and use a sharp knife and everything lol."

It's ok he was teasing me

There will be people who will apply for the exemption card and not need it.We each individually have to do what's right, but not all will

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By *unloversCouple
over a year ago

rotherham

I e heard us shop assistants don’t need to wear masks.....it’s just the customers

Wonder if this is true

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"I e heard us shop assistants don’t need to wear masks.....it’s just the customers

Wonder if this is true"

It's true. Matt Hancock said there had been many shop assistants catch and die from the virus.

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By *etsomeMan
over a year ago

birmingham


"Mandatory from the 24th... just saying

With a £100 fine for not wearing one...I wonder who of all the naysayers would sonner pay the 100 quid "

Will just say I have asthma

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By *etsomeMan
over a year ago

birmingham


"Google supermarkets and will they enforce the wearing of masks think you will they all say the same it's up to the individual customer if they choose to wear one or not

It's not down to try shop if it's a UK law

Yes shops can refuse entry

"

Tesco will not insist anyone wear a mask in their stores. They say they cannot enquire into people's reasons for not wearing them. We'll done tesco

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By *unloversCouple
over a year ago

rotherham

I also have ashtma

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You just knew everyone would developed asthma didn't you

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

Those that have it or know someone who has it, would not wish it on anyone. My ex had it and ended up in hospital several times and ended up in ICU once. It can be a very debilitating and scary condition.

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