COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US)

Are your Academy stores not doing curbside? Ours all are.

When I went camping this weekend I had to hit a Wally in a pretty rural Texas town (Marble Falls) to get some lantern mantles. It was a huge culture shock. I'd say maybe 20% of people in the store had masks on (@Pocket Hercules) . The old dude in line in front of me had no mask and was openly coughing and making a half-hearted attempt to cover it. I said something fairly mild to him then backed off, but had I been the person in front of him (a middle aged lady who didn't seem to care), we would have had some words. Was a shock coming from Austin where close to 100% of people in stores have masks of some kind.

Always a stark reminder of the growing cultural divide between cities and rural areas. I don't think it's a healthy divide. I wish there were a way to bridge that gap. I know a lot of us on this board can exist either in a country or city setting, but we're weirdos.