Same boat, barely wore a mask at all even when at work
Public toilets?
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I feel differently, having used them in fuel tanks on the flightline. They helped me out a bunch.
You used paper or cloth masks on the flightline?
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Well he mentioned respirators. We had rubber respirators with replaceable paper filters but they worked well enough to keep me from breathing in the fumes.
If I didn't wear the respirator, I'd be burping fuel all day and that night I'd wake up with terrible shakes and shivers followed by sweating and burning up. The respirator would keep that from happening to me, so I always wore one.
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Right now they're required to wear face coverings just like I am. I have no idea how you're supposed to do depot-level maintenance on an airframe while wearing a mask, safety glasses and earplugs...Glad to have that behind me although I actually do miss the work and camaraderie
Grilled chicken tenderloin on a hotdog bun with South African garlic pepper sauce....
I think his point, as well as mine, and illustrated by your anecdote, is that respirators work. Masks don't
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Ah. I misinterpreted his post then lol
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I was checking out this new ZL1 Camaro in the parking lot and a guy drives by in his truck, says to me, "Don't look at it, you'll want to trade yours in!"
I said, "Nah, I can't go to Chevy yet!"
I noticed he's driving a Silverado when he drove away.
I have no idea who he was, I didn't recognize him lmao
I said, "Nah, I can't go to Chevy yet!"
I noticed he's driving a Silverado when he drove away.
I have no idea who he was, I didn't recognize him lmao
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Badass ride though. It looks impressive.
Wheel and tire fitment is spot-on for factory.
Wheel and tire fitment is spot-on for factory.
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Happens to the best of us occasionally
That red thing is too fat and heavy like they were long time ago.
That's what she said?
Can you see out the windows?
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Lmao, whoops! That's what happens when I'm checking the clock to punch out! Lol
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I've heard that all around visibility is terrible in those cars
