Grumpy old geeks, a weekly talk show hosted by Brian Schulmeister and Jason

DeFilippo discussing the finer points of what went wrong on the internet and who's to blame.

Welcome to Grumpy old geeks, I'm Jason DeFilippo. And I'm Brian Schulmeister. Oh, not low energy

Brian Schulmeister. Welcome back Brian. Well, I mean, that's a bit much, but I did wake up. I did

wake up exceptionally early this morning. It's a busy day over here. So I got up at like 530,

made myself a pot of coffee. Well, you and I run very different schedules. My 530 is the

equivalent of you waking up at like one in the morning. Okay. Okay. So yeah, I got up super early,

made a cup of coffee, got out the door and did a bike ride and came back before anybody else in

the house had woken up. So I had some time alone. I've had some exercise. I'm feeling a bit more

normal than I normally am when I roll straight from bed to the recording platform here.

You should try this every day. We'll see how I feel later on. I do like my alone time at night.

I prefer my alone time with a glass of wine than a bike.

Yeah, man, it's unprecedented times. It's true. You got to do. You got to do what you got to do.

Yeah, speaking of unprecedented times, a little bit of follow up here. We've got some bad news.

Not unexpected. Not unexpected. Bad news, but bad news. Nevertheless,

scientists say tests have showed a man returning from Spain in August had a different strain

of the coronavirus than the one he'd previously been infected with in March. So yeah, you can get it

twice. The gift that keeps on giving. We kind of knew this was true, but this is the first

somewhat proven case. I say somewhat proven because it was the University of Hong Kong. So people

are going to say, those damn Chinese, but it was the University of Hong Kong people. It's okay.

These people know what they're doing. It's not really China. Yeah, so this is pretty straightforward.

Some people are saying this is actually a good thing because the case so far,

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