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Пишет DK (![[info]](http://lj.rossia.org/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} k_d_s)@ 2020-05-23 09:58:00 |
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| Настроение: |  sleepy |
| Entry tags: | corona, lustig, usa |
Oh, Good: These Stores Put Up Signs Saying No Face Masks Are Allowed
Alvin's is a gas station, convenience store, and tanning salon in tiny Manchester, Kentucky (Pop. 1,255) that also has its own buffet-style hot bar featuring an ever-changing daily menu of [sic- throughout] samon patties, spiral-cut hame, and sour krout. Until this week, the majority of people who had heard of Alvin's probably either lived somewhere in Clay County, had been incarcerated in Manchester's own federal prison, or some combination of the two.
That changed a few days ago when the Alvin's owners taped a handwritten sign to its front door, warning customers that despite government orders and the recommendations of health experts, they could not wear a face mask when stopping in to get a plate of hot hame.
"NO Face Masks allowed in store. Lower your mask or go somewhere else," it read. "Stop listening to [Kentucky Governor Andy] Beshear, he's a dumbass."
Такого издевательства над словом Sauerkraut я еще не видел.
