Met Gala

[Anonymous]

So, let me get this straight. It’s ok to host and attend the annual Met Gala in Manhattan tonight, maskless, but third graders in Brooklyn will be socially distanced and wearing masks for 7+ hours in school tomorrow? Have I got that about right?

Guess this has to do with the “sophistication” of the crowd at Met tonight?

[Anonymous]

Can 3rd graders be vaccinated? Can the attendees of the Met Gala?

[Anonymous]

MetGala attendees were required to be vaxxed AND provide a negative test and masked when not eating or drinking (obviously not while arriving/pictures).
Can 8 year old NYC third graders affirmatively confirm all that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can 3rd graders be vaccinated? Can the attendees of the Met Gala?

The risk of death from Covid for an unvaccinated under-12 year old is lower than that for a vaccinated 40+ year old….I wonder what the average age of a Met gala attendee is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can 3rd graders be vaccinated? Can the attendees of the Met Gala?

The risk of death from Covid for an unvaccinated under-12 year old is lower than that for a vaccinated 40+ year old….I wonder what the average age of a Met gala attendee is.

+1. This is outrageous and all of you know it.

[Anonymous]

My kids are so used to wearing masks, does not bother them at all. I wonder if your kids would even complain if y'all weren't so hyper focused on this issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kids are so used to wearing masks, does not bother them at all. I wonder if your kids would even complain if y'all weren't so hyper focused on this issue.

Few things make me as annoyed as mothers who presume to speak for their young children, sanctimoniously telling them that it "does not bother them" to have to wear a mask all day. Trust me when I say that you will pay the price for this with your kids one day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids are so used to wearing masks, does not bother them at all. I wonder if your kids would even complain if y'all weren't so hyper focused on this issue.

Few things make me as annoyed as mothers who presume to speak for their young children, sanctimoniously telling them that it "does not bother them" to have to wear a mask all day. Trust me when I say that you will pay the price for this with your kids one day.

No, those of us who actually understand science will pay zero price. My kids are happy and totally fine. But by all means, keep screaming into the wind because wearing a thin scrap of cloth over one's mouth is such torture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, let me get this straight. It’s ok to host and attend the annual Met Gala in Manhattan tonight, maskless, but third graders in Brooklyn will be socially distanced and wearing masks for 7+ hours in school tomorrow? Have I got that about right?

Guess this has to do with the “sophistication” of the crowd at Met tonight?

it looks like the staff was masked. The take away seems to be that everyone still caters to the rich

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids are so used to wearing masks, does not bother them at all. I wonder if your kids would even complain if y'all weren't so hyper focused on this issue.

Few things make me as annoyed as mothers who presume to speak for their young children, sanctimoniously telling them that it "does not bother them" to have to wear a mask all day. Trust me when I say that you will pay the price for this with your kids one day.

They don't wear it "all day" - they take it off to eat and drink, when they go outside and for preschool age, for naps also. My 4 year old has no issue wearing his mask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids are so used to wearing masks, does not bother them at all. I wonder if your kids would even complain if y'all weren't so hyper focused on this issue.

Few things make me as annoyed as mothers who presume to speak for their young children, sanctimoniously telling them that it "does not bother them" to have to wear a mask all day. Trust me when I say that you will pay the price for this with your kids one day.

DP. My kid doesn't mind. I know because 1) she's told me and 2) she regularly has to be reminded to take hers off when she gets home. I'm not sure what's sanctimonious about understanding my child.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can 3rd graders be vaccinated? Can the attendees of the Met Gala?

The risk of death from Covid for an unvaccinated under-12 year old is lower than that for a vaccinated 40+ year old….I wonder what the average age of a Met gala attendee is.

Uhm, no. Do you have the stats to back up that wild claim?