Man I love hearing that theme music because it can mean only one thing. It's time for another

episode of the Steam Room, the Steam Room podcast, which is available wherever you get your

podcast and we appreciate you being a loyal steamer and

tuning in Ernie Johnson here along with Charles Barclay Chuck how you feel

it hey man it's so great to be back at work. Wait, this technically work?

Sort of, yeah.

Okay.

It qualifies.

Yeah, I mean, so last week was awesome, because I had not seen Kenny and Shaq's face in like a forever then I saw your mug and now we get our

ratings back to them two fools are off air. So we got it you got a first of all for us here on this episode? I want to give

a shout out that I want to be redundant man I cannot think the first responders I did

nurses and the doctors enough. You know, you can thank them, but it's really not enough.

I mean, I can't like, they don't have the face mask they don't have a glove but they you see several of them have died

through this situation and I just I can never say thank you to them enough you know so I just

want to that's kind of my first of all and also I just want to talk about the effect that this thing is having on the black

community because obviously there's a great disparity and people always

want to talk about black and white is really about economics and it's having a huge effect upon the black community and when this thing is over

I don't even first of all I'm sure it's not ever going to be over.

We're going to take a step back and look at how we can get better health care.

We got to do a much better job of taking care of ourselves.

We still got to work on, you know, diabetes, obesity,

been problems in the black community for a long time. But with the way this virus is

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