Want to know if your family or friends got the COVID-19 vaccine? It's not rude to ask, etiquette experts say
You should know if the people you're spending time with have gotten the vaccine or not — even if you have to ask — experts say.
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You should know if the people you're spending time with have gotten the vaccine or not — even if you have to ask — experts say.
“We can’t afford not to be talking about it,” said Thomas P. Farley, an etiquette expert professionally known as Mister Manners. “This is not like asking someone their age." Considering the health impacts of the question and the wide variations in how comfortable people are with health risk, "It would be rude that this topic was taken off the table,” Farley said. If a vaccinated person learns someone they are planning on spending time with is not vaccinated, they should take steps to reduce the risk of the situation, said Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts and au...