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6 Years Ago: Covid-19

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6 Years Ago: Covid-19

Posted on March 18, 2026 by dmartignetti

The conversation revolves around the persistence of mask-wearing and pandemic-related restrictions, even after the initial threat has subsided. Matt criticizes the prolonged adherence to such measures, citing examples like mask-wearing in supermarkets and outdoor parks being barricaded. They express frustration over the impact on children’s education and the closure of businesses.

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