May 25. As of tomorrow – but possibly even as of today due to a date error, according to my information that is immediately, without delay – vaccinated people no longer have to wear a mask in the office. The announcement sounds sacrilegious. It comes with an apology that we are only following the general guidelines. But what if despite being vaccinated you infect someone. But what if there are things we don’t know yet. These would have been irrefutable arguments months ago, but not anymore. Everything starts to slide. In the hallway, in the elevator, in the lobby, I now wear the mask, take it off on the street, and put it on again on the subway stairs. I take it off again on the other subway stairs, put it on again in the lobby and in the elevator, and take it off again on the company floor. With similar meticulousness as back then, at the very beginning of the pandemic, only now I go with the flow.