I'm trying to imagine a situation where someone needs to buy food from a grocery store and is denied service due to vaccination status. I think people will certainly try to make this situation a reality, but I don't think it will play out that way in the real world.
It's not that hard to imagine. San Francisco is already mandating it for most indoor places, I wouldn't be surprised if grocery stores do it anyway and give people a hard time already. They just need to check ID at the door like any bar does for alcohol.
It hasn't happened with grocery stores yet (that I know), but restaurants in several cities are supposed to be checking. So, while access to food isn't verboten if you don't have the jab it is reduced from what it would be otherwise.
I'm trying to imagine a situation where someone needs to buy food from a grocery store and is denied service due to vaccination status. I think people will certainly try to make this situation a reality, but I don't think it will play out that way in the real world.
It's already happening in France.
It's not that hard to imagine. San Francisco is already mandating it for most indoor places, I wouldn't be surprised if grocery stores do it anyway and give people a hard time already. They just need to check ID at the door like any bar does for alcohol.
It hasn't happened with grocery stores yet (that I know), but restaurants in several cities are supposed to be checking. So, while access to food isn't verboten if you don't have the jab it is reduced from what it would be otherwise.
It will probably work the same way it did with masks: they offer pickup and that counts as a reasonable accommodation.
That happened in France recently.