Mask Requirement

[KevDen2005]

Does anyone know where I can find a list of businesses and/or restaurants that are not denying service if you don't wear a mask?

[Eric P]

Here:

[KevDen2005]

Here:

Thanks. Incredibly helpful

[BladesNBarrels]

Here:

Plus one

[newracer]

Many in Weld County.

[ChickNorris]

Here:

Ha!

[Wulf202]

Joe Bob's in ks

[KevDen2005]

Joe Bob's in ks

I stop in there all the time. They offer LE/Military/veteran discount. Love those guys. A bit of driver to get dinner though

[SouthPaw]

It’s a gamble no matter where you go. I’ve learned many years ago that anything you can do not stick out like a sore thumb is your best bet. I now blend in with everyone else and no one pays any attention to me.

[Great-Kazoo]

Down here, there is no mask requirement at restaurants. BUT (In Prescott & Prescott Valley) you need to wear a mask to enter and be seated. Once seated you can remove your mask. Enjoy a meal with anywhere from 6 - 50 other patrons at their tables. Then put the mask on to leave. Granted everyone is not wearing a mask once seated.

Once again i equate this way of doing business, with wearing a condom.

with holes in it.

Sure it makes everyone involved feel good. Other than that it does nothing .

[GilpinGuy]

North Idaho.

[O2HeN2]

Does anyone know where I can find a list of businesses and/or restaurants that are not denying service if you don't wear a mask?

Now that you've gotten all the flippant answers, seriously, why would anyone put in print information that could put a company out of business?

Especially if we liked that company?

I did see a good sign on what will remain an unnamed store last week:

If you're not wearing a mask we will assume you have a health condition.

Which got me thinking... Using the terminology of the mask order, the following would make a great sign on an entrance door:

Masks are required due to state mandate.

If you're not wearing a mask, we will assume it is because
you cannot medically tolerate wearing a mask.

Due to privacy concerns we will not ask about your medical condition.

I think that'd just cover it for the customers. Employees are still SOL.

O2

[ray1970]

The medical excuse is a good loophole.

I?ll be traveling by air pretty soon and plan to use the food and beverage loophole.

The airline says that masks must be worn at all times during the flight but may be removed to eat or drink. I?ll just sit there with a small bag of pretzels and if anyone approaches me about not having the mask on I?ll just pop a pretzel in my mouth and smile politely.

[KevDen2005]

As always this site didn’t disappoint. Answers that aren’t actually answering my question with the follow up accusations of the OP being the piece of crap for asking such a question. Thanks for all the help

[ray1970]

Not to add to your frustration but....

A: it really was kind of a dumb question.

And....

B: you got a legitimate, real answer with your first response.

I don?t know where you would expect to see a list published of privately owned businesses openly admitting to ignoring state mandates.

It would kind of be like asking where I could find a list of repair shops willing to remove emissions equipment from my vehicle. Sure, they?re out there but I doubt there?s a list somewhere for fear of repercussions.

[BladesNBarrels]

Time to visit

The Dark Web

[colorider]

North Idaho.
Wife kid and I are currently visiting relatives in N Idaho. Currently discussing moving here.

[Wulf202]

Now that you've gotten all the flippant answers, seriously, why would anyone put in print information that could put a company out of business?

Especially if we liked that company?

I did see a good sign on what will remain an unnamed store last week:

If you're not wearing a mask we will assume you have a health condition.

Which got me thinking... Using the terminology of the mask order, the following would make a great sign on an entrance door:

Masks are required due to state mandate.

If you're not wearing a mask, we will assume it is because
you cannot medically tolerate wearing a mask.

Due to privacy concerns we will not ask about your medical condition.

I think that'd just cover it for the customers. Employees are still SOL.

O2

That sign was up a Joe Bob's

[Gman]

Wife kid and I are currently visiting relatives in N Idaho. Currently discussing moving here.
I absolutely love the ID panhandle.

[GilpinGuy]

Wife kid and I are currently visiting relatives in N Idaho. Currently discussing moving here.

We were there about 2 weeks ago, looking at an RV park to buy. We are negotiating now. I really hope we can make this work.

And the mask thing wasn't a big issue anywhere we went up there so my reply wasn't a smart ass thing.

[Bailey Guns]

I just got back Fri from tying up some loose ends over the week in Lewiston and Spokane. Idaho mostly = "Mask? Whut...?" Cross the line into WA and it was a completely different story...especially in the cities.

[brutal]

Down here, there is no mask requirement at restaurants. BUT (In Prescott & Prescott Valley) you need to wear a mask to enter and be seated. Once seated you can remove your mask. Enjoy a meal with anywhere from 6 - 50 other patrons at their tables. Then put the mask on to leave. Granted everyone is not wearing a mask once seated.

Once again i equate this way of doing business, with wearing a condom.

with holes in it.

Sure it makes everyone involved feel good. Other than that it does nothing .

More like a c**kring. Just makes it harder and prolongs the inevitable.

[brutal]

https://i.imgur.com/9YoLgZE.png

[Ah Pook]

We were there about 2 weeks ago, looking at an RV park to buy. We are negotiating now. I really hope we can make this work.

And the mask thing wasn't a big issue anywhere we went up there so my reply wasn't a smart ass thing.

Here in Crested Butte all mask all the time. Worse than Denver. Waiting for Nov 4 for it to all go away.

Hope the RV park goes well.

[O2HeN2]

That sign was up a Joe Bob's

For the record, not where I saw it.

O2