Yes, I work in retail and I still see them, maybe 5% or less are still clinging to the mask hysteria. I was one of the small percentage who never wore a mask (outside of my cardiologist's office). My breathing ability is already restricted and I'll be damned if I am going to intentionally restrict it further with a useless rag. I got a lot of nasty looks, the occasional finger wagging and verbal abuse aimed towards me by those people, but I am immune to their attempts to shame me. It's not my responsibility to wear something on my face because of their gullibility to the fear mongering. I have noticed the most vocal against non-maskers that come to my work are pretty silent these days. They only shop early in the morning or just before closing time. They don't talk to anyone, don't even get near anyone, they give off that vibe of an abused animal that shies away from humans, it's sad really.
My favorites/saddest are:
1. The lone person driving in their car with a mask on.
2. The lone masked person walking or jogging with nobody within half a block of them.
3. The family shopping with the mother and 2 kids masked, but the father is not.
4. The masked people who are shopping who veer sharply away from anyone approaching.
5. The employees that wear the mask half the week, but not the other half.