Well, I hope you're doing well through all of this.

I hope it, is it getting easier?

Is it getting harder?

I don't know.

A couple weeks into it, you just adjust to it.

You get used to it.

Is this what it's like in prison?

It's like horrifying the first week and a month into it.

You just kind of settle in.

I don't know.

It's very tough. Sometimes now, Joe Bartlett, do you find yourself reflecting on your whole life thinking,

did I really need to be doing this all the time?

Or was this a waste of time?

Well, yeah, you've got a lot more free time to think about things, you know,

because you're just locked up.

And there's only so much television you can watch.

So you'd get a little reflective, I suppose. Yeah, and it's kind of up. And there's only so much television you can watch. So you'd get

a little reflective, I suppose. Yeah. And it's kind of weird. You still socialize like crazy,

but it's on the phone instead of in person. And I mean, for a lot of people, you could make

great use of this time. I keep telling you that. Be productive. Get things done. Straighten up your house. Get whatever

projects. Every day I make this to-do list. I've always done that. And at the end of the day, I look at it.

Not one thing. Nothing. Nothing. So I make another to do list the next day. I write it out a lot.

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