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Sol 6669

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@dabernathy89 I think part of all this is overall risk mitigation practice. Masks mitigate the risks but do come at a cost. The more uncontrolled the environment, the more risk mitigation matters.

Like we’re not going to do indoor playdates for the foreseeable future.

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