I live in Sarasota. Masks are rare among restaurant patrons and non existent among bar patrons, who in many cases are elbow to elbow at the bar. last week I ate at a high end place near downtown known for their great seafood and the bartenders were maskless too. Nobody seemed to mind. Sarasota has a mask mandate but since the gov ordered no fines for ignoring it the result is predictable. Signs on the grocery store entrance say to wear a mask; most do. Not me. So far CVS is the only place that asked me to leave since I refused to mask up, even though I pointed out that my blood oxygen level was sub 90 and I might pass out in the allergy aisle. Hope that helps. C'mon down!
thorough article about this at www.toresays.com the gist is that insurance companies do not pay death claims from taking drugs not approved by the FDA. None of the vaxes are FDA approved, but are subject to the Emergency Use Authorization. Another out for them is no claims paid due to act of war.
In the first instance, proving cause of death was vaccine in order to weasel out of paying seems problematic , not to mention the PR problems.