The man confronts customers in the store who are wearing masks, calling them among other things, 'puss*es.'
“You’ve got a doily on your face,” he says to one shopper.” The shopper responds, calling him a child, saying, “Do you feel better now?” When more people come over to confront the man, his son jumps into action , and tries pushing him towards the door to leave. When that doesn’t work, his son literally picks him up and carries him toddler-style out the door.
. “A cloth mask is intended to trap droplets that are released when the wearer talks, coughs or sneezes. Asking everyone to wear cloth masks can help reduce the spread of the virus by people who haveThere are currently 34 states mandating masks in public settings like the grocery store this man was in. He, like many others, feel masks somehow infringe on their rights to be an asshole to others during a fucking pandemic.
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