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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mirtek" data-source="post: 8532881" data-attributes="member: 40810">No real changes honestly. Live with whatever is required in public and continue to do what we please in private (even if beyond official covid rules and regulations).Office 5 days a week. Shopping 3-4 times a week (have so much stores along the way to work, I've just never been a "one big haul once a week" guy). Eating out whenever I feel like (indoor due to bad winter weather) and have been to the cinema twice (due to only 2 movies being interesting enough). Thus saturday one of my close friends turns 40 and I will go in person to congratulate. Due to public restrictions it won't be a fancy party at a rented location, but I expect 15-20 people at his home.I am one of the few people going to office every day. I need 8-10 minutes from home to office and I found that if I have to work, I'd rather do it in the office than at home. I just don't want to make proper room and plugging the work laptop in on my gaming corner just didn't feel right to me.Today Denmark has officially ended all covid related restrictions, despite having an incidence of 5.2k. No masks, no tests, no distancing or contact tracking or capacity limits for events whatsoever. So I am obviously far from being the boldest, that goes to the Danish.Having watched the full stadions during the playoffs and the clips from fans celebrating scores in tightly packed spportbars, there aren't many restrictions in the US either, are there?The German RKI announced the same for Delta over a year ago. Since then community masks are no longer allowed when masking is required. Only medical, KN95 or FFP2.In one sweep pulled the rug under those business who converted to produce community masks to at least have some business during the pandemic. Well, the end of that business would have happened sooner or later anyway.</blockquote>

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