Well, well, we're back. It's been a long four years. We've got Megan, we've got Lauren, and we've got

myself, Chandler. Hello, hello. Bambonitos to us. Guys, this feels right.

It feels good.

Everything finally makes sense in the world.

Everything that's going on right now.

Nothing matters. For once in this month in 2020, everything feels right. Yeah, I think what people haven't been needing right now isn't PPE. It's not widespread testing or a vaccine or a cure. It's this podcast to relaunch.

And that's a strong statement because you have taken a strong social media stance against, well,

for coronavirus awareness.

I haven't taken a strong stance for coronavirus just for the record.

For coronavirus.

Lauren, how does it feel to be, you know, on the front lines of coronavirus?

I mean, we broke the story essentially to North America.

I was a full week behind everyone else in understanding of what this would do.

Yeah, not behind. No, but you were in like in front of everyone. Yeah, you're right. Spatial things are tough for me. But I was ahead of the curve. Let's just go there at least a week, maybe a week and a half, and because of how panicked the people I was following were about this,

and the relative calm environment I was in while I was reading these articles and these tweets by these really kind of

esteemed people I felt profoundly nervous and like I was living in some sort of

like alternative universe where yeah I just felt I just

felt really really freaked out and so I did take to my Instagram story I don't know if anyone

knows this I have a solid two hundred and like 275 followers on Instagram so I felt like the best thing for me to do

would just be to repost all these tweets on my Instagram.

Sure. I felt it helpful. Yeah, your Instagram story is now very triggering for me. Every time I see that you've posted something new, my heart starts to pick up and my palms start to sweat. And yeah, I actually had to mute you at one point,

but I've since unmuted you because it turns out

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