re: Southwest Airlines removes boy living with autism and his family from flight over mask

Yes I said that and stand by it. I have traveled out of state on business and for leisure, but drove to avoid b.s. I have one made of thin gauze that I use as a chin strap when required. And another with stiff interfacing so it hangs on my nose away from my face, but looks legit, for the one place I go that insists it covers my nose.

That has nothing to do with the fact that if SW flew the boy to Midland without a mask, it is their responsibility to get him home. It is not the mom's fault if they changed the rules in the middle of her trip.