Over the last 10 days, there were 230,000 new confirmed infections.
Since at least 80% are asymptomatic, or come with very mild symptoms, and are not tested, we know the real number of new infections is at least five times the confirmed, that is, about 1.12 million. We also know, those with the virus are contagious for about 10 days, on average. That means, about 900k are out and about and almost all of them do not know about their infection, and every day about 90k are newly added to that number (while a similar number defeat the virus).
90k PER DAY, even if identified, would be difficult to contact-trace - but that's definitely impossible if a large portion is out and about, socializing. That is to say, without staying at home as much as possible, it is perfectly impossible to curtail the spread, and to perform the contact-tracing part of the containment effort.
Stay at home. Or contribute to contact tracers being overwhelmed, and thus become a constituent part of the second wave. Only brain-dead blowhards would find that choice difficult.