We do. I don't test before and after we go out of town every time like we used to but we do still test. We tested ourselves when we arrived in Venice last month, we had tests with us for our cruise (and masks just in case the occasion arose). I also went on a cruise (and was gone for 2 weeks from our house) and yes people were still caring. Some wore masks on the ships, people on the FB pages discussing covid on the ships and some being positive and needing to isolate, etc. I saw some people in various cities on our Med cruise with a mask. Was it a lot? No but there were still some, def. a few servers at some of the restaurants in ports were, saw some people walking around too.
Discussing the extremes (more speaking about DCLMP not mi*vida*loca here) doesn't really help. It's not so much that people are testing for every sniffle but rather there are still instances, reasons and situations that people do still test. And that's not a reason to mock people. Our tests we have in the pantry are nearing their expiration dates (I'll check again to see if they've been extended again) and these were ones given out by the state for free. I assume there are more people like me than one may realize. They aren't testing every.single.time they feel off, but there will be situations where a relatively easy access to a test can be done. As the years go on expect this to fade, that's understandable. But we tend to keep cold medicine, ibuprofen, Neosporin, band-aids, etc in the pantry it's not a burden (any longer on a general level) the idea of testing, seems pretty easy to just have a few tests on hand to add to what's in the pantry for the foreseeable future. If it's a burden to you, it's a burden to you, but most aren't going to see it as a huge issue.
