Nobody wants to be friends with a respirator first.The stuff that really gets to me are shill plays that I objectively know are false.

You will need a respirator and {preferably} a disposable coveralls.  

If you visit under the structure make sure you wear a respirator appropriate for mold.

I would wear a respirator regardless.

Raking in the cash is my favorite.If you go back to the mold house, get a HEPA respirator.

I am hoarding respirators, nitrile gloves, Tyvek suits, AK-47s, and a million rounds of ammo, waiting for the height of the pandemic when the gubmint quarantines and  locks cities down, leaving the sheepeople,  excuse me, ordinary citizens, defenseless.

Four weeks ago, when I started wearing my P100 respirator filters to go to the grocery store, people laughed at me.

Legal egress means a window large enough (as defined by fire code) to get a fireman in and out with their respirator attached to their back.

If that happens hopefully hospitals and our government will have had some time to build up a wall of respirators, masks, and financial contingencies to soften the blow as much as possible for next time.  

This is also where you'll keep your tape measure.Leather work gloves in your size, a box of blue nitrile gloves in your size, a 20-pack of N95 respirators in your size, hearing protection ear muffs that fit, safety glasses, a 3M half-face respirator that takes interchangeable filters and cartridges.I like the FlexFit dad hats better than cheaper ballcaps with open backs.