Victoria, Australia. Extra rules…..You are NOT to watch the sunset any more!!!!! This man needs help as he’s obviously insane….pic.twitter.com/PjdTuT9k8B
— Gillian McKeith (@GillianMcKeith) August 20, 2021
Meanwhile in Australia… pic.twitter.com/wJb7yiJ5GS
— samanthamarika (@samanthamarika1) August 16, 2021
Anyone who wants to eat, drink or exercise indoors in San Francisco will be required to show they are fully vaccinated against COVID, when one of the nation’s most stringent restrictions takes effect today.
Restaurant and bar owners said they’ve contacted people who reserved tables to remind them of the new rule that begins Friday, and plan to have extra staff at the front door to verify people’s proof of vaccination, making sure it matches their identity cards.
“There’s definitely some anxiety around how it’s all going to work,” said Pete Sittnick, a managing partner of Waterbar and EPIC Steak restaurants on the city’s waterfront.
He anticipates a slowdown in checking in guests, possible pushback from diners who disagree with the requirement and awkward scenarios where someone shows up without proper documentation.
“The good thing is, if somebody doesn’t have their verification of vaccination they can still eat outside. There is an option and we just need to be ready for different scenarios,” Sittnick said.
Mayor London Breed announced the requirement more than a week ago.
A new (highly biased) poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows nearly 6 in 10 Americans want vaccination mandates for those attending movies, sports, concerts and other crowded events. They also want mandates for those traveling by airplane and for workers in hospitals, restaurants, stores and government offices.