What do you think was dumber, when we wore masks during covid, or when we put plastic covers on couches in the 1980s?

[Anonymous]

The couches

COVID masks

A total of 32 votes were cast: 23 girls and 9 guys. See detailed results

[msc545]

The plastic on the couch kept the couch from getting stained and made its useful life a lot longer. That being said, plastic didn't look very good and wasn't very comfortable.

The mask on the face kept the person from getting covid and made his life a lot longer too. That being said, The mask wasn't very comfortable and it looked terrible.

All things being equal, I prefer a bit of discomfort and an unattractive appearance to both stains and death.

[msc545]

Thanks for mho

[KostasKouvalis]

Couches was before my time, but what was the reason?

[Asker]

Like the China closet, you would only take the plastic off for certain events or special days

[Anonymous]

Plastic covers on couches sounds more uncomfortable so I’m going to vote for that.

[MicroJ]

Definitely the masks. As far as the plastic on furniture people started doing that in the 1960''s and 70'. Definitely a slippery inconvenience.

[slatyb]

Covid masks were useful for the same reason that physicians wear masks. Covid was passed from mouth to nose.

[Asker]

Physician's wear N95s. Quite different.

[slatyb]

you are right about that. then we started doing the same

[exitseven]

at least putting covers on your furniture made the furniture last longer. The masks did nothing..

[Anonymous]

The couches. Masks were not inconvenient.