Mr. New York, Mark Simone, on W-O-R.

Well, we've got lots to get to.

We'll get to this whole mask stuff.

There's some stuff that's a little silly about these masks, but we'll get to that.

We'll get to the Bronx fire.

We'll get to Omicron. We'll get to that we'll get to the Bronx fire we'll get to Omicron we'll get to

Bob Sagitt so hey Joe Bartlett no explain all this to me a Broadway you got to

wear a mask and they're now saying through April 30th you're gonna have to wear a mask

there yes the virus could be gone by then have you ever gone to a show and worn a mask for two hours?

No, I haven't done it at a show, but I've done it on a plane.

It's not a lot of fun.

Okay, but a plane you're uncomfortable to begin with.

I mean, it's a Broadway show.

You're supposed to be enjoying it.

I don't know. And now they keep saying, well, if you wear an N95 mask, well, then you

remember. Yeah. Now, but most of you are not wearing an N95 mask. Look carefully. If you think

you are, it says a KN95 mask. N95 means it's 95% effective by the American standard. K-N-95 means it was made in Korea, and

it's the Korean 95% standard, which you may find is not exactly 95%. Also, I know these people,

there's like this mask competition, you know, they pull it

out of their pocket. It's actually a K-N-95. And you know, a real N95 and a real medical

professional, you don't wear it every day. They wear a new one every time to get that tight seal.

Also, you've got to know how to put it on just right and get that seal.

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