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MineralMan

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2. In my own mind, once is too many times.

Reply to Beringia (Reply #1)

Wed Aug 26, 2020, 10:29 AM

Aug 2020

I would not have entered that repairman's home. I am trying very hard not to be exposed to COVID-19, and am not making any exceptions to my cautious behavior.

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Looking out my living room window in St. Paul, MN [View all] MineralMan Aug 2020 OP

I went to a computer repair man's home and he didn't wear a mask Beringia Aug 2020 #1

In my own mind, once is too many times. MineralMan Aug 2020 #2

Why did you even open the door to begin w/, for the yellow reflective vest guy? SWBTATTReg Aug 2020 #3

I opened the door specifically to ask why he had no mask on. MineralMan Aug 2020 #4

But I don't understand why you placed yourself at risk, when you opened the door, you're letting in SWBTATTReg Aug 2020 #5

As I said, I was protected by my storm door. Its opening is higher than MineralMan Aug 2020 #6

Good! It sure doesn't hurt to be safer in times like this. Perhaps I'm being an old prude, and SWBTATTReg Aug 2020 #7