Had to go to the Health Centre yesterday to get a prescription for Mrs S. Door manned by a volunteer who vetted everyone. For the prescription, she took my details then went inside to fetch it so I didn't have to go in unnecessarily. Very good practice I thought. Whilst she was waiting on it being written up, a woman arrived with her teenage daughter for an appointment at the minor injuries clinic. Before she escorted them in she asked them to put on masks.
"Tchhh, do we have to?" said the mother with a disgusted look.
"Yes, everyone has to wear a mask"
"Well, we forgot ours but we'll bring them next time"
"If you wait here I'll fetch you some. Can you clean your hands at the sanitising station there please?" said the volunteer, pointing to the table with the alcohol gels and wipes before going off to get some masks.
The mother grudgingly gave her hands a quick wipe using the barest minimum of gel but told her daughter not to.
I missed the start of the sentence but she finished off with "... not with your skin"
When the volunteer handed them both the blue paper masks it was quickly clear that they had never used one before and they had to be shown before they were escorted inside.
Seriously?