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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] Would you invite people with allergies for dinner & then think its rude if they ask what's in the food? Your fake etiquettes are not more important than people's lives. People are scared. I don't understand how you can't be bothered to be responsible during a pandemic. As a parent, and as a host, I would give everyone all the information that I could. If you are scared for your life it would seem to make sense not to attend an outdoor movie with people you don't know. It's fine to decline. People can't lock themselves and their kids forever. They rely on their community, friends, and families being understandable human beings and making it safe for each other. It's not a hard concept.[/quote] I don't assume anyone is completely socially distancing at this point, and choose activities accordingly. If you don't want to interact with people you don't know, you are welcome to either: host something yourself, or decline invites where you don't know people, or ask for the contact information for other invitees so you can ask them yourself. It's not a hard concept.[/quote] Agree. Why would you expect anyone to be "completely social distancing" now that restrictions have been limited? It is no longer required.[/quote]
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