You know those people you see on TV

[Mr.Bill]

politicians and others who every time they talk their mask slips off of their nose?

Those are people for the most part, that never wear a mask unless they absolutely have to. They have not even bothered, one year into this, to find a mask that fits properly.

[soothsayer]

1. Yeah don't know how to tie knots or anything

You’re right

[underpants]

2. It this point it should be like how you wear a hat

or keep reading glasses (pocket, head, on desk) or how you are comfortable with a laptop. That sort of stuff.

[onethatcares]

3. thought you meant

when their masks slip off and you see the lizard people underneath.

[Totally Tunsie]

4. Good observation.

You're right.

[intrepidity]

5. OK. True. But, to be fair,

mine slipped off momentarily the other day, and I was downright aghast. I noticed and corrected it within 5 seconds.

And I wear masks all the time when I step out from my home.

[Raine]

6. Mine slips and I wear it whenever I go out

even after all this time it can still happen, don't be so quick to judge.

[Mr.Bill]

7. I didn't say it was everybody.

That's what "for the most part" means.

I'm talking about people in the public eye, such as politicians, who speak on camera every day. I actually think some of them are trying to make a statement that they don't care and don't think it's important. You certainly don't sound like one of those people.

[Raine]

8. Sorry to misunderstand, you're most likely right

[Midnight Writer]

9. I use a Velcro strip to fasten it behind my head instead of my ears.

Is more comfortable and you can adjust the tension to keep it snug.