How to carry and display your vaccine card
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/30/2022 5:25:45 PM
The CDC COVID-19 record card you get with your vaccine is too large to fit in your wallet, yet small enough to be easily misplaced. But the little cardboard cards are becoming increasingly important if you want to get out of the house, as venues in the Twin Cities and elsewhere require that they be shown if you want to see a show or dine out. As of Jan. 19, Minneapolis and St. Paul started requiring patrons to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to dine in bars, restaurants and other places where food and drinks are served.(Snip)Blinged-up vaccine card holders allow you
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As a federal government agency, the CDC didn't think to make these cards easily portable, even though the plan all along was to make people carry and display their "plague passports" on demand. This article features fun tips on how to comply with style and panache, including where to buy "Fauci Ouchie Pouchies." Will the USA still be a going concern 10 years from now? I doubt it.