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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to Kennedy saves the world. I'm going to save you from your mask. Kind of. Isn't it

confusing? I keep walking around. I go into buildings. I walk into my apartment building. I go into stores,

gyms. Everyone has different rules. There are different mandates. There are mandates from the

states. There are mandates from businesses. But mostly, there are stink eyes all over the place

judging constantly about masks. And there's really no one lane to ride in right now. And I find myself

horribly confused because as the rules change and as we are trying to get used to a new normal

where the virus seems to be waning, we have to decide what we're going to do about face

coverings. Because it is given a lot of

people a great deal of safety over the last 15 months. And for others, it is given them an

a-holeish empowerment that has made them big fat jerks. And for some still, they despise the mask. The mask is a symbol of fear and

paralysis and also the ultimate constraint of the state. So you have several different baskets

and all of them seem to be equally deplorable and confusing.

What I dislike about masks is, I don't know, I actually don't have a problem with them.

I'm a huge fan of in Asian countries when someone's not feeling well, they wear a mask as not to infect others.

I really appreciate that.

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