This has to be challenged. It cannot stand.
On a positive note, those masks make it easier to identify the liberals, Democrats, and progressives. They seem to be the only ones wearing them here, even though this county has only had 15 actual cases and 4 deaths. Those numbers haven't changed since April.
Walmart out arrows all over the floors to direct the flow of traffic. I always ignore them and go in the opposite direction, just to piss off the flu bois and gurls who are wearing their useless little masks.
So, you're a random asshole at Walmart. That's like, half the store.
So you're "too good" to shop at Walmart? I didn't know Saks Fifth Avenue or Starbucks sells steaks and pork cutlets.
Oh wait...I get it. You only shop at those Hippie food "co-ops" that sell free trade organic fruits and nuts, which were blessed by a Himalayan monk, right?
We have one of those in the next town 20 or so miles to the west of here. Sometimes I go there to get my wife some things that we can't find anywhere else. They have a sign on the door that reads "No Weapons Allowed", but I always ignore the sign, since my concealed Glock is not even visible underneath my shirt.
It's kinda like being in the belly of the beast, if you want to know the truth: There I am, armed with a Glock 19 with 15 rounds in the magazine, one in the chamber, and two spare 15-round magazines on my right hip, and none of those Hillary-loving Marxist fucksticks even know that I'm carrying.
I'd almost love to see the expression on their faces if they knew but like they say, "concealed means concealed."
You're such a fkn weirdo, city boy.

I shop at Walmart from time to time, but it's 30 miles into town. I hate it whenever I go, though. Even before Covid-19, that place is where spatial awareness goes to die. Too many numbnuts on their phones, people clustering in the middle of aisles having neighborhood meetings, no one pays any attention to what their doing, or where they're going. So, when I go, it's in and out.
I shop local in my town most of time. I hunt, so I have freezers full of meat, and I get my eggs from my neighbor who has about two dozen chickens. I have pounds of the thickest of thick bacon, cut right off the shoulder from the source. We are most certainly
not a family of vegans.
So, Saks Fifth Avenue? Starbucks?

Dude, you got me so wrong it's comical. My town doesn't have a single traffic light.