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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 218219" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>I confess I got annoyed at the people in Publix not following the directional signs on the aisles--at least, at first.&nbsp; I even had a bit of self-righteous fun with the situation, looking at the person with confusion, then doing a double-take look at the sign(s) on the floor, hoping they would look where I was looking to figure out why I was reacting that way.&nbsp; I let go of it after a while though, because frankly I was starting to feel like a rat in a maze and even the employees weren&#039;t respecting the signage.&nbsp; Not sure about Tesco, but the aisles at most Publixes are wide enough that two people can pass with 4 feet or so between...which, if both people are wearing masks is sufficient in my mind.&nbsp; Plus, there are high-traffic areas at counters that do not have directional arrows and people &#039;collect&#039; in those spots worse than they do in aisles.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 218219, member: 27"] I confess I got annoyed at the people in Publix not following the directional signs on the aisles--at least, at first. I even had a bit of self-righteous fun with the situation, looking at the person with confusion, then doing a double-take look at the sign(s) on the floor, hoping they would look where I was looking to figure out why I was reacting that way. I let go of it after a while though, because frankly I was starting to feel like a rat in a maze and even the employees weren't respecting the signage. Not sure about Tesco, but the aisles at most Publixes are wide enough that two people can pass with 4 feet or so between...which, if both people are wearing masks is sufficient in my mind. Plus, there are high-traffic areas at counters that do not have directional arrows and people 'collect' in those spots worse than they do in aisles. [/QUOTE]

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