I went into a gas station I frequent a couple weeks ago. I was sick, my nose was blazing red from having blown it so many times but I worn a mask in there in case I started coughing to limit the amount of any viral spread. The girl who works there I've known her from a couple of other jobs she has had working in grocery stores around where I live. I told her I am wearing the mask because I am sick. She said "no worries I've had my flu and covid shot", I told her she shouldn't be taking those covid shots and she immediately tossed her head as far back and she could, raised her arms up in the air, started waving them fanatically like someone about to cast a voodoo spell on me while shaking her head no, no as in I am not going to listen to you, go away. She kept the whole thing up while I was telling her they switch up her immune response, will make her sicker longer and more susceptible to catching other stuff.
I was back in there the other night, I didn't say anything more about it but she gave me a "you might have been onto something look" as in maybe she did some homework on it or started asking around. How anyone at this point can just blindly follow along without a wonder as to why a very narrow majority of people are still on the bandwagon of the covid vaccines is beyond me. You'd really think when the government says about three million people got the booster, you'd start wondering why the other three hundred and twenty five million haven't.
RE: Not My Meme! #385