Xennial Memes
Blue public health infographic headed "DO NOT BRING DOWN YOUR MASK TO THE CHIN". Three side-view illustrations of a man in a teal surgical mask: on the chin with a red neck area labeled "Exposed area"; "The inside of the mask will be contaminated"; "Mouth and nose will be infected by bacteria or virus or germs". Footer: "When you want to eat, drink or do any activity where you have to remove your mask, just remove…

Do Not Pull Your Mask Down to the Chin

A COVID-era infographic warning against wearing a face mask on your chin. A pandemic-time public service reminder that Xennial adults now know by heart.

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Blue public health infographic headed "DO NOT BRING DOWN YOUR MASK TO THE CHIN". Three side-view illustrations of a man in a teal surgical mask: on the chin with a red neck area labeled "Exposed area"; "The inside of the mask will be contaminated"; "Mouth and nose will be infected by bacteria or virus or germs". Footer: "When you want to eat, drink or do any activity where you have to remove your mask, just remove…

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