I'm glad I don't live in Massachusetts then. Most states aren't requiring masks outside and there was no mask wearing outside in Florida except at the theme parks or other outdoor attractions. I'm sure trainchasers that liked your post knows this.
I don't believe that type of rhetoric is justified, especially directed against posters who have said they were going to get vaccinated and follow all CDC recommendations. In my opinion, it's the kind of sensationalism that degrades the discussion.
I think you just proved my point
I was just teasing. In a previous interaction, you did a great job of using my own words against me (and rightly so), and your post about masks making people insane reminded me of your “rhetoric” post. I was not truly saying yours was sensationalized or degrading to the discussion.I think you just proved my point
I don’t know what most states are or are not requiring. My state isn’t requiring masks outside but Im in a red state currently, hoping to change that soon (Colorado is the dream, I love the Rocky Mountains and the narrow gauge steam trains).
Just because you didn’t see anyone wearing masks doesn’t mean that is the policy. Both Orange and Osceola Counties have mask mandates in public. The Governor has made it unenforceable...but it’s there.
You wear a mask walking your dog?
No, because I don’t have a dog.
I figured she come back with that response. Lol
That would be my thought too .
If they do, they may not have enough guests to keep them afloat for long. I think the vaccine will make that unnecessary, though. In my opinion, it's more likely that Disney will adopt a vaccine requirement so people can feel safe and vacation in comfort. Interesting times ahead.
This is what I’ve been thinking, too. But I’m not sure how Disney could verify that someone has been vaccinated. They can verify and enforce mask wearing, but for vaccination, seems like they’d just have to take your word for it?
Are people who've been vaccinated not getting a certificate/card? I don't reside in the US, so I wouldn't know.
Invest in health pass technology.
Yes. My son in law is a nurse and received a certificate.
The “vaccination cards” being given to vaccine recipients are really just handwritten reminders of which vaccine they received and when to come back for the second dose. It is not a certificate, verification, or passport.
The one my son in law received was not a reminder; it certified completion of the vaccination. But yes, we will definitely have to develop a health pass or immunity passport that certifies people are immune for purposes of travel or going to theme parks, sports events, etc. From what I've read, several companies are working on that technology.
