"What's the risk of indoor dining if you're fully vaccinated?"

[Idolater]

Answer: Yes
Indoor dining in a restaurant definitely has more risk

What's the risk of indoor dining if you're fully vaccinated? Here's what one expert says | CNN

With Covid-19 infections at their highest levels since January and data suggesting there may be decreased protection against the Delta variant, vaccinated people may need to reconsider how safe certain activities are.

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Other interesting excerpts:

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think about the vaccine as a very good raincoat. If it's drizzling outside — if the level of infection isn't very high — the vaccines will protect very well. But if it's a constant thunderstorm, then there's a higher chance of getting wet. A vaccinated person is at higher risk when surrounded by a lot of people who could be infected with Covid-19, and that's what occurring throughout the US right now.

(Also you might be fatally allergic to the raincoat. Although I'm not anti-vax or a denier, the odds are long ---- but they're not impossible.)

CNN: Would you travel?
Wen: The risk of air travel is pretty low and can be reduced further if you are wearing a high-quality mask like an N95 or KN95. The bigger concern is what happens once you get to your destination...