Starting next Monday, life gets increasingly “interesting” and challenging for the 40% still unjabbed in the Czech Republic — me included. The government is instituting what is called the “Bavarian lockdown model.” Us unwashed deplorables will not be allowed into public events nor can we use “services.” It’s unclear what the latter term even means.
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I had an interesting day on Tuesday as I went to a dental hygienist and was refused service. Dental offices are Class V services where extra precaution is needed. I have an important doctor’s appointment on Dec. 1, so we’ll see what happens at my medical clinic.

Next that day I decided to test some restaurants to see if they would serve me lunch. At my first stop, I visited a locale where I’m a regular. They know me. I was greeted at the door by one of the staff. He did the obligatory request for the pass.

When he realized I didn’t have one, his face literally contorted with anguish. I thought he was going to cry, turning me away. Czechs are not arrogant people. They aren’t as brainwashed. I rate them as rather kind and polite. It’s one of the reasons I like it here. In fact, I wonder how the police are going to behave with the tyranny ahead. It’s not like Australia, which has a different mentality. But apparently there’s a 3000-euro fine for serving the deplorables and for being a deplorable in an establishment.
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Thus, the reason the Crime Syndicate is now pushing boosters is as a response to the inefficiency of the first two. And how many jabbed in all locales are realizing this is a never-ending game whereby they, too, will be jettisoned along with the unwashed Deplorables?
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What’s going to happen in Czech Republic now? The weekend weather forecast is for pleasant sunny weather, so a mass protest shouldn’t be a surprise as the full restrictions are not yet in place.

If there isn’t a strong protest and push back I will end my eight year residency here and make plans to leave.