jellybaby-
I know in one country you must wear a mask to walk to be seated and can remove it while at the table but must where it if you go to the toilet etc.
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Walk up to door with mask on, get shown to table with mask on, sit down and take mask off, stand up to leave or use the toilet; put the mask back on. Tables are further apart than they were before and some have screens between them. In honesty, everyone is joining in the charade but I don't think people really believe it. Numbers in all these places are reduced so that's the real difference in general I think and even places that would usually be packed are relatively quiet.
I think it helps that every adult here got 50 masks from the government so it's just a case of having a handful in the car or bag for when you need them.
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greentricky
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Shops here don’t allow you in without a mask. Restaurants and bars the same. It’s the easiest way to make people wear them; don’t get any service without one.