ernestine in oak hill, west virginia. are you willing to put a mask back on? caller: i have never stopped. host: ok, why? caller: i am over 50 -- in fact, i am 89. i have comorbidities. in fact, i have always worn an n95. i will not stop when i go out into public. host: would you say you will not stop if there is -- is there anything that would make you stop? it will be here with us for a while. caller: yes, if it is -- if our area shows reduced contact and death send what have you, i probably would. but i am concerned about my health because of the age. i would like to live to be 91, or older, like my family has. host: thank you for calling in. catherine in san diego, are you willing to put a mask back on? caller: hello? host: are you willing to put a mask back on? caller: oh, hi. my name is kathy, my nickname, and i do not believe the mask helps with viruses at all. i remember basic science when i was in high school, and i went to college also, and the molecule for a virus is so tiny, so small, that it is going to go where it wants to go, go through 10 masks

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ernestine in oak hill, west virginia. are you willing to put a mask back on?aller: i have never stopped. host: ok, why? caller: i am over 50 -- in fact, i am 89. i have comorbidities. in fact, i have always worn an n95. i will not stop when i go out into public. host: would you say you will not stop if there is -- is there anything that would make you stop? it will be here with us for a while. caller: yes, if it is -- if our area shows reduced contact and death send what have you, i probably would. but i am concerned about my health because of the age. i would like to live to be 91, or older, like my family has. host: thank you for calling in. catherine in san diego, are you willing to put a mask back on? caller: hello? host: are you willing to put a mask back on? caller: oh, hi. my name is kathy, my nickname, and i do not believe the mask helps with viruses at all. i remember basic science when i was in high school, and i went to college also, and the molecule for a virus is so tiny, so small, that it is going to go where it wants to go, go through 10 masks,