Many days my Facebook feed includes another indignant post from someone who when asked to wear a mask responded by righteously refusing to patronize the business. If it’s about a restaurant, the poster typically includes a tedious recital of a conversation with the manager. The offended customer claims to expose the illogic of being able to sit without a mask but not walk to the table unmasked.
Then comes the customer’s triumphant conclusion: The restaurant used to care about my business, but since they no longer do, I will never dine there again. Still worse, offended customers urge others to join their boycott. Predictably, a long thread begins with others sharing indignities they’ve suffered.
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