I go to as many as 6 houses a day to work on DirecTV systems. I am in close contact with about 18 strangers a day. On any given day, maybe 2 of those strangers take Covid-19 seriously and wear masks while I am in their house. Most turn out to be nurses so they know.
The rest all tell me "I'm not sick" as if that settles things.
I've taken to telling them in reply - "but you don't know where I've been".
I had this c-ap back in March. Got the Asian variant so was sick as heck but didn't die. The surge in my area is the European version and my Doctor tells me there is a chance I could catch this again.
When I worked in the I&R dial tone world, I told myself to never die for a phone. When I started with the TV world, I changed my mantra to say never die for a television.
I cannot for the life of me figure out why people think having a unknown stranger (me) in their house is not a real and present danger and put a frigging mask on while I'm inside or at least, leave the room.
I've already been sick, other guys on my crew are out right now with the crud, a Supervisor just went down and our customers are oblivious. I can't blame all of it Fox News.