So yeah, the scares are everywhere and it's like we're doing this all over again.

But the good news is it seems like people aren't getting as sick as last year.

Is that the way to think about it? That's right. I don't know if you saw what happened with Cornell,

but they closed the whole campus. Yeah, they moved everybody to online. Yeah, they would not be

the last. Yeah, but they said a very high percentage were fully vaccinated students,

which is what's freaking people out. Yeah, but no, no severe cases.

Sure. Well, but then like with college kids, you wouldn't expect severe cases anyway, though, right?

So I had that right? Uh, you know what, if they have a pre-existing condition,

then it's still going to be severe. Like if they have a weight, like obesity, still

yep, 38% of the US. Yep. Um, so that means basically four and 10 will have a severe case

if they're vaccinated. You surprised the market's not reacting more to this, like this uptick.

I mean, I think it's kind of been holding a lot of the travel related stocks back. So I think it is.

So it's not reacting overall. No, it started rallying again. Uh, chlorox.

So yeah, I was looking at it today. This is the first close above the 200 day moving average

since January 21. Wow. So for 11 months, the stock has been in the down trend until today.

And you know, I think with because it's COVID's a full might, doesn't have full might,

it doesn't, you don't really need to use chlorox. Well, we don't even think that does anything.

Yeah, it's, uh, yeah. So meaning you don't really catch it from services. Right. Yeah.

So it doesn't really matter. Yeah. So we're, so we're done wiping down the groceries this,

this round. I know. That was really silly. Um, did you do that? Did you do it though? I never did.

No. Oh, I did. You did? Oh, yeah. And uh, full blown Purell addiction, like, like carrying it

with me everywhere I went. I did carry the Purell. Yeah. Like I did the hand sanitizing.

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