Living in the US, me and my family have been trying to stay home as much as possible (my dad can work remotely from home and I can take classes online instead of being on campus); we only go out maybe once a month to buy groceries and essential stuff.
The same can't be said for a lot of people living here. People I know have even gone insane from the prospect of not being able to socialize "in-person" and many have now straight up ignored the ongoing situation and instead of opting to go out like everything is back to normal, going to beaches and parties, hanging out with friends, etc.
Usually I don't talk about politics or what trump does since its out of my control and I don't like being stressed from that (as well as essential workers) but ngl I got REALLY pissed when Trump and other anti-COVID-19 people kept pushing over and over again the prospect of mandating in-person education for all students, and the worst part of it is that it is nearly the consensus among many americans which I'm hinestly disappointed about. In NYC where I am rn (from a NYCDOE survey I don't have atm) over 70% of parents want their students returning to in person learning (probably because most parents dont like having their kids at home which still in the time of pandemic is such a stupid reason). And seeing all of the other states that have recently seen spikes of COVID19 cases from students (especially Georgia), I hope we don't make that same mistake, hopefully Cuomo does something about this.