Which, to be fair, is what the anti-masker's and anti-vaxer's told everyone else, "Drop dead."

That said, I expect any traction on this to come from insurers and from business, and in both cases it's to protect the bottom lines.

This will be especially true when more vaccine mandates start occurring once Pfizer and the other vaccines become fully FDA-approved.

But with that said, I really don't expect it to move the needle all that much. If someone who could hasn’t vaccinated by now, then they’re probably not going to ever do so. Their beliefs and opinions and religious or political affiliations are locked in.

This became apparent when I recently read about a RN who won't get vaccinated, despite losing several close family members. To do otherwise would be to admit that she was wrong... and that her opinions and anti-vax propaganda probably played a hand in their deaths.

So she’s all in.