Yeah, I don't know what she's thinking. Right now, she's saying she'll go and just be careful, order food in, etc, but it's for a wedding (ceremony only), and her whole family will be there, and they're not quite in the "it's a hoax" camp, but they firmly believe it's being blown out of proportion.
My concern is, since her stroke, and if I may be blunt here, MrsTasty is much more easily dominated than in the past. Her family are all pretty good at dosing out equal measures of guilt and bullying, and without me there, she won't stand up for herself, and unless our dog dies in the next six weeks (a possibility), I'm not going because she's too old to kennel now, and someone needs to stay with the dog.
If I'm betting, I don't think she's going to go, as she's extremely worried about her chances if she catches it (she's high-risk for a few different reasons). She just hates pulling the plug on it, the finality if it (for which she'll catch hell as well).
They had an virologist or immunologist or something like that on the radio last week, and he was commenting on our state's guidelines about going out. We have various activities rated as low, medium, and high risk, and eating in/at a restaurant is rated as a medium risk.
His comment: "Fine. Medium risk. What's using a public restroom rated? I'll tell you. It's high risk. So if you're planning on using the restroom while you're there, your medium risk just went high risk, and you're going to be more relaxed and less vigilant because you think it's medium risk."
I'll use a public restroom, but only for stands, not sits, and only if I'm the only one in there. I keep my mask on, hold my breath, use my elbows to turn things on and off, if possible, wash the hell out of my hands, and I don't touch the door handle on the way out.