I remember people started not using reusable grocery bags because they realized they never washed them and they were kind of gross and I actually thought that made sense. Three years later, I still don't think I've ever washed a reusable grocery bag. My laziness and forgetfulness outweighs something that's an actual good practice.

Right, and then you read the label and it’s like…”I’m wiping down my food with toxic chemicals in the name of safety.“

>watched way too much BBC in my misspent youth. And adulthood.

Me too, especially with multiple in the same video

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Some of the most embarrassing Covid precautions are still things we practice today, "Aerosol Generating Procedures" is an embarrassing low point in medical logic, yet it has yet to fully fade away.

Zombies ain’t about dat

It makes sense to put on fresh mask and not touch it, especially when hanging out with someone with high Covid risk factors. That was the problem with masking in general, everyone wearing dirty masks thinking it was going to help.

I was thinking Our Soul, like he's a hippie who thinks humanity shares one soul

Use the buddy system to keep each other accountable!

Obviously the owner is a fan of /r/soal.

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Also wearing a mask and gloves for my mail and packages.

Like it was an anthrax scare.

But we didn’t know

From there, in high school you couldn't mention having a male horse or else you'd get uh. comments.

Looks like it was a plate in use a while ago. Seems to have changed. Carjam

Cleaning off my groceries with Lysol wipes… while wearing gloves

Looking back we didn’t know what we didn’t know.

I got there on my own, just barely! Live across the pond but watched way too much BBC in my misspent youth. And adulthood.

Evolution trait from reaching for cigarettes and waving baguettes around.

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The ones in my nightmares are about to...

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It doesn't help that it has mismatched taillights

Try to pronounce it.

R - "Sole" -> Arsehole

Pasco Fl by the summertime nobody wore any mask anywhere, they would look at me like I was ridiculous for wearing a mask. Had me feeling like I was in the twilight zone. It's amazing how propaganda sways people

Ooooof

>Aren't people still dying from COVID?

Yep, but we don't care any more, too inconvenient.

Where I am, 2022 was by far the deadliest year for Covid, more people died than in either 2020 or 2021. We just gave up. This year we stopped reporting numbers altogether, so we can only guess at how many we're losing. But it's definitely still here. It was a meme from Trump era, that there's not going to be any cases if we stop testing, but that is exactly what they did just a couple of years later, completely unironically and with a straight face.