Hello everyone and welcome to this week's episode of the Dizz on Plug. This is episode number 1073 for the week of April 7th, 2020. I'm your host Pete Warner joined this week by my good friends John Meijai.

Hi everybody. Kevin close. Hi everyone. And Craig Williams. Hello.

And Craig's delayed, but okay. So folks hope you are doing as well as can be expected under the under the circumstances.

I think I'm on week three now of not leaving my house and I'm perfectly fine with that, which is kind of scary.

And John can be used to them delivering groceries. Well, I did that anyway. It's like, I'm okay. I'm not leaving the house. I mean, none of this is unusual for me.

You want to know this is the truth. We are actually on week six. We very early on. We saw this coming and we said, listen, let's just start. And I was like, Mark first. We decided that was it for us.

And you're perfectly fine with it, aren't you? I don't even know the same thing different. Well, that's it. That's what I'm saying is that like our show's

show life is a little different. Well, you at least have to leave the house to come do the shows, right? You come to the studio. I don't

even have to do that. I walk up the hallway. And although I miss like every so often, like some sad crazy lady, I walk up the hall.

And it's like sitting the studio. Do you put on your wedding dress?

No, I'm very close to breaking out breaking out into a chorus of it as if we never said goodbye.

Mrs. Havish, that's in the studio.

Yeah, right. So all right. So I want to rig me a couple of things I want to start out talking about.

I can find one of my analysis. Does anybody see Craig?

No, I'm still here. Don't worry. I just heard my video.

Oh, God, you can't see him. But you hear them.

So interesting, interesting story came out this morning.

And in an interview with Forbes, Bob Eiger started laying the groundwork for what we can expect when the park's open.

And I'm just going to read the entire quote from the article about that.

So he said, quote, one of the things that we're discussing already is that in order to return to some semblance of normal, people will have to feel comfortable that they're safe.

Some of that could come in the form, ultimately, of a vaccine. But in the absence of that, it could come basically more scrutiny, more restrictions.

Just as we do bag checks for everyone that goes into our parks, it could be that at some point we add a component of that that takes people's temperatures as far as a, for instance, we're studying very carefully what China has been trying to do in terms of their return to normalcy.

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