That’s awkwardly accurate. Sad to say.

Sad but true...too many weak minded irrational people are still walking around. I know this is supposed to be comedy but I see people daily, kids going to school, families at the store, people walking alone, still wearing masks.

I figure some may be butt ugly and figure its better to hide their face but the large majority have a mental deficiency, rather than a medical need, driving their compulsion.

Funny!
Had a similar experience telling me “it was for my protection”. Told her, “mam, when I was a kid my FFA project (Future Farmers of America) was raising hogs. I’m quite immune from bad smells”.
She walked away until that “flock of geese finished flying over her head”, figured it out, turned and gave me the evil eye.
Yet another possible relationship gone to hell dear mother…

That shut her up, LOL!
When I was forced to wear a mask in a hospital as the driver for a brother getting a couple of procedures during 2020 and 2021, me dino was often lifting my mask with sneaky pinches to exchange my own carbon dioxide with fresh oxygen,
Never did get sick with anything.

When the masks first came out, a lady shopping in the same market, commented I wasn't wearing a mask. I said, 'No I can't breathe with a mask'. She said 'I'm wearing this to protect you.'' I shocked her when I said, 'Don't bother. I've had COVID'. She flounced off.

What you wrote mirrors the percentage of all races who still wear masks here in Alabama's general Birmingham area.
I find those who still wear masks alone in cars more ridiculous looking than ever.

I’m still shocked at the number of mask wearers. Went to the city today to shop. The only folks wearing masks were 15 -20 % of the blacks and those suffering with their white guilt...

Yeah but, aw shucks, he's just a way better person than everyone else. He even drives a Honda Fit! LMAO!

That is because you have common sense quite unlike this dude~~https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbVjn...

I still wear a mask - when I'm in the workshop sanding and standing in a cloud of sawdust.