'After two years of having to breathe inside germy fabric, I’ll be damned if I’m going to cover up as a ‘courtesy to others’' | ✍️ Giles Coren
After two years of having to breathe inside germy fabric, I’ll be damned if I’m going to cover up as a ‘courtesy to others’epending on where exactly in my walk to the Tube station each morning I remember that I have forgotten to bring a mask — which has happened on every single one of the 600-odd mornings that wearing one on public transport has been mandatory — I either go back home and grab one from the hall table , buy one with my paper at the newsagent in Kentish Town, or bum one off the...
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