This is Jonathan Peugeot.

Welcome to the symbolic world.

Yeah, like I'll say too, because in Australia, the restrictions are very, very harsh. And I think at the start of it, it wasn't that

I was happy, but I kind of took advantage because I'm like, you know what, I'm going to have a lot

of time to do my own thing, learn a new skill, spend time with my, my fiance and all this kind of

stuff. But I think a year and a half later, it's like, okay, I think this is enough. It's getting to me now. I'm going to admit it. Yeah. I believe it. You know, I think we all had the same reaction, the same for me. First, when it started, it was kind of like, okay, we'll have some time together as a family and we'll also, you know, I'll be able to kind of, let's say, because I wasn't traveling anymore, so I was able to invest in different

venues that I hadn't, you know, different things that I knew that I needed to put some time in,

but I hadn't. And so it was actually pretty fruitful. But by now, I mean, it's not as bad here as it

is there. But right now, you know, with these passports and the scapegoating and all of these kind of weird political measures that are coming to the fore.

It's becoming, yeah, it's becoming more and more frightening, let's say, because it's also at the same time, they keep telling us that it doesn't matter if you're vaccinated.

You stuff to wear your mask.

You yourself to wear your mask.

Youself to social distance.

And there's going to be boosters.

And there's new variants and so it's as if

they're going to have it all we'll have we'll have quarantines we'll have vaccines and social

distancing and masks and infinite boosters so it's very uh yeah and for a disease that kills like

0.1% of the population i don don't know. I mean, it feels like

it's a little bit of a stretch and to destroy our democracies and to completely change

the very, the very mechanisms by which our society's function. So it seems to me like

there's something else that's going on and that it's not just about a disease that there are other that there are other things that play in this. So after sure. And like I laugh because it's like I don't know what else to do at this point. You know what I mean? It's getting so it's getting so ridiculous. And I think now more than ever it's like so much divisiveness you know

I mean like if you have a certain opinion it's like you're a piece of crap how

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