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> [o] Music must not be played at a decibel level that exceeds
> the level at which normal conversation is possible.

> [o] They must ensure that any music played at the place of
> business is not at a decibel level that exceeds the level at
> which normal conversation is possible.

There was something that came out not too long ago that suggested that
people who are talking loudly, as one might have to do if in a room with
loud music playing, were more likely to spread more particles from their
mouths, and over a larger area, than people who are talking in a normal
voice.

They are also more likely to speak closer to each other in order to be
heard, making it difficult to social distance.  Based on my experiences from
when I was younger, you either stand real close together or don't talk at
all in a loud bar.

Mike


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