Someone else confirm, because I can't believe that
For real. K-mart pissed me off so bad one day I never returned. With Walmart it was the always-long wait at the checkout, not to mention the shitty quality. I'll pay a little more at Target and be much happier.
Then again Target just introduced this:
I suppose they've been angling for this since the '30s, so
IDK if Alibaba is well understood by most people. Anon deals with chinese suppliers in business, and used to have a chinese staff.
First, Alibaba is a pain in the ass to use. Not like an Amazon online retailer. Second, what those companies claim to sell may or may not be what they actually make. Many times the picture is just a representative article. Third, you often must purchase their MOQ quantity to place an order. Not always, but usually.
Its hard to imagine this as a portal for trafficking or individually oriented sex dolls for perverts, although look what is going on with Wayfair. I guess I'm saying its possible, but what a huge pain in the ass. Can't imagine it being worth it for the individual pervert.
Oh, and these companies feature trade show booths for that shit. A little awkward to be walking around the Guangzhou housewares show and whoop there's a sex doll booth sitting next to the Christmas ornaments vendor. I shit you not.
NIOSH N95 is a dust mask, and the micron size of the virus itself is well known to be smaller than the filter weave. I feel like both of you know this, so IDK what you are arguing about.
N95 may stop a water droplet, but that is a moot point when the virus is airborne and you are breathing it in between the mask fibers.
And THAT is a moot point considering the virus is not even more deadly than the cold, so……
I don't mind if someone wants to voluntarily wear one to keep from sneezing on me. Kinda respectable. Forced wearing is idiotic though, and clearly designed as a control mechanism.