That’s the conclusion I’ve come to over the last while, having noticed how many Moroccans conscientiously wear their ‘bib’ – as we call it here – right under their noses.
These people are therefore able to breathe through their mouths at all times, so as not to spread or inhale, through their uncovered nostrils, the virus that has not yet disappeared.
At this rate, the next step will be the appearance of gills and the transformation into an Atlantean (yes, I watched *Aquaman* again the other night).
Meanwhile, they’re ‘protecting’ the trams…
On the other hand, some of those who go up there couldn’t care less.
Oh no, sorry – they’re very careful, but as they’re mutants, they don’t need to protect their nostrils. In the case shown here, which I came across on a tram, I even get the impression that the mutation goes much further: the top of the mouth isn’t protected, whereas the lower part of the chin and neck are completely covered.
When I was telling you about gills…
And as this gentleman was really keen to protect himself from the virus, and had sat down right opposite me even though there were free seats elsewhere, he moved to one side so as not to risk breathing in, through his mask, any viruses I might be sending his way through mine – a small 1-dirham mask fitted snugly over his nose and mouth.
They’re exceptionnally gifted!
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