What's crazy to me is that there are people who legitimately think that the virus is a hoax, despite the undeniable evidence of cases and deaths. But I think another part of the problem is just that people are fed up with the 'new' normal. That's definitely the sentiment I seem to be getting in CT at least. For the most part, people are aware of the virus and do wear masks, particularly in closed spaces. But, walking around, there's always someone either just holding their mask in their hand, wearing it on their chin or having it hang from their ear. I understand that CT is supposed to be a low incident area, but that doesn't mean there aren't still cases. Those who are asymptomatic most likely will not know that they have COVID, but are still able to transmit the virus to someone who may have a more severe, visceral response. There's actually been an outbreak in Danbury, CT of 178 new cases. So despite all the precautions people are taking with reopening, I'm still skeptical and frankly quite scared.