Javier Thaine

I love Covid cautious people. We’ve adapted to a world most refuse to accept. We are protecting ourselves and others. We wear respirators every day sometimes all day and clean the air. We advocate for systemic change. I love meeting maskers. It really is revolutionary.

For years I've been so adamant about "I don't miss anything from before the pandemic because everything can be done with a 😷 or outdoors." But I finally found something I really miss: going to hostels and sharing bunkbeds and making friends with the people in my room. 😔

Folks in the Northeastern U.S., if you're looking for a covid-safe dentist, I recommend Only Smiles in Avenel, NJ. All the staff were wearing N95s *and* PAPRs. There was a large HEPA running in the exam room. They patiently answered all my questions on covid precautions.

Due to the poor air quality and purifier shortages in Southern California right now, we're opening our CA warehouse doors so people can get clean air gear as quickly as possible. Order online with the 20% off code "WAREHOUSE" for in-person pick up on Saturday, Jan 11. ☁️

U.S. folks, I’ve been to so many motels around the U.S. in the last few years that I thought of writing a web page with my reviews of their covid safety (e.g. outdoor laundry, good layout for ventilation, etc.). Any interest? Like to boost. Vote if interested.

U.S. folks, have any of you used CLEAR? Can you really get through security and into the airplane without ever lowering your mask? Right now my only way of reaching the West Coast is to drive for 6 days.

What I breathe every time I put on my P100 x.com/pappapeppapig/…

I never thought I would feel claustrophobic having 3 citizenships. Things are going badly in all 3 countries 🇧🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸. Unbelievable.

The weirdest thing is when a married couple has a conversation to lower their anti-🦠 precautions, and then one of them suggests to me that I lower mine too. Like, hello, I’m not married to you.