Who here isn't wearing a mask?

I'm in New York
Everyone is wearing masks in public

I don't wear one when I'm sitting at home. Unless I'm expecting guests.

‘Sunny’ Bournemouth; everyone is following Government guidelines and wearing masks as required.

People seem to be wearing masks everywhere I go in Cincinnati, but I still see some who just have it over their mouth and not their nose.

I do not wear a mask outdoors and I avoid crowds, so IMO, that isn't an issue for me or anyone else.

everyone is wearing one here. we're going through quite a bad outbreak in the past few months, and masks are pretty much universal.

my boss slightly annoys me sometimes because he's come into my office without a mask. i always put mine on, & he usually (but not always) takes the hint that he ought to do the same.

the only time i've had any conflict over masks is outside. i jog 3 or 4 times a week, & i've received a few pissy comments for jogging without a mask. by all current accounting as i understand it, as long as a reasonable distance is kept, there's a vanishingly small risk to being unmasked outside. i think wearing one outdoors is unnecessary.

that said, i understand that people are justifiably freaked out, & even if it's just performative, it's not always a bad thing to go along with the performance.

so i now generally sport the mask while jogging, even though i think it's kinda daft to do so.

I wear one all the time, except when I'm at home, or outside on my own property, or in my car. Nobody else has been in my home or car since last March.

At least around here (rural Kentucky) it doesn't seem to be strictly a demographic issue. I'm in a small town with a college. Nearly 100% of the students are wearing masks when outside, at least around the campus. I'm pretty impressed with that. On the other hand, I see people of all ages not wearing masks in the stores, out on the streets, and so on. Quite a few are wearing masks, quite a few aren't.

I think it's more of a clueless vs. not clueless issue. Being in a college town in hillbilly territory means we've got more high school dropouts than average and more PhDs than average. Some people seem to think, "COVID's been going on for months, I haven't got sick, and nobody I know has got sick." The natural tendency is to slacken off precautions, because nothing bad has happened personally. I keep telling people, "sure, nothing bad has happened, because we're out in the boonies in a place that doesn't get much tourism. So it took longer for COVID to get here, and we're just now starting to see serious positivity rates here, but it will get worse. This is the time to get *more* stringent in our precautions, not less."

Some people get that, some don't. I try to shop at Walmart in the off hours, when there are fewer people there. Even then there are a fair number of people without masks, but at least I can stay away from them. During the peak hours that's pretty much impossible. Walmart tried to control the situation by making some aisles one way with arrows on the floor and "do not enter" signs at the other end. Some people just ignored them. The arrows are gone now, I think Walmart gave up on that.

The fast food places vary in their precautions. Taco Bell seems to be the best; they seem to always take full precautions. At the other extreme is McDonald's, where the workers seem to do whatever they feel like.

I see people without masks all the time. They are the sane ones. I see people wearing masks, too. They touch it, and then touch it and then touch it and then touch it. Yes, because transferring whatever is on your hands to a mask that won't come close to stopping anything as small as a virus, is a good idea.

I'm 38 and from the Netherlands. I only wear a mask if I'm forced to, but tend to avoid such places. Most people here do not wear a mask. They all look very smart and not high on weed.