“No shirt, no shoes no service.”
is not a law either.
That's up to the store. The issue was with another customer. Wearing a shirt or shoes is not a medical situation, a mask is.
They can't tell you to wear a mask...just tell them you can't, nothing more. (HIPAA)
“No shirt, no shoes no service.”
you’re just brimming with ridiculous analogies today, aren’t you...?
no shirt, no shoes no service dates back to a common understanding of public decency greed to by all but the most demented of individuals...no mask, no service dates back to a couple of weeks and is based on tin pot governors appeasing their tyranny cravings...