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You could be kicking yourself that you didn't use the time to get certain things done.

So we got a lot of cases in New York City, a lot of cases.

This seems to be now the epicenter.

It's believed that that's because this was a travel hub.

People coming here from all over the world.

Obviously the density, everybody crammed together.

But we were all getting in and out of the same cabs and ubers and

subways and buses and elevators and all of that kind of stuff so you got to go out every day very

important you got to get fresh air you got to exercise go out and walk get some fresh air get some

sunshine every day it's important just be careful uh you can touch the elevator button no matter what

you just you get home you got to wash your hands like crazy and then probably wipe off the

doorknob and everything you touched can you get it if you're let's say you're in an apartment

building you take the elevator down i you know dr drew saying well if somebody had sneezed

in the elevator the droplets could be

hanging in the air. Dr. Fauci, on the other hand, saying probably not. That's not likely.

You'd probably have to have a droplet actually hit you. He feels it doesn't linger in the air

that long. So you're safe. And it can live on certain surfaces a few days except cardboard cardboard's only 24

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