Well, it's Monday. It's phase two. That means you can eat outside. You can go into stores, department stores. Everything is open today in New York. It's a big step tomorrow.

Long Island. Actually, West Cheshire goes to phase three. Indoor dining. Lots of stuff opens in West Cheshire tomorrow.

Then Long Island on Wednesday. So it's a big week for getting back to normal.

Joe Bartlett down there in North Carolina?

South Carolina.

What, that's better?

That's the same thing, isn't it?

No.

Oh, farther south.

Yeah, actually, South Carolina is much more. It's a kind of Hilton Head kind of stuff, whereas North Carolina, more the Andy Griffith Show, right? You could say that, you could say that. All right. You've been hoping for weeks down there. No, no, no, no spikes, no anything no anything, right? No, no, that's not true. There are

spikes. I mean, there are a lot of new cases, 2,000 new cases just the other day, so yeah,

there is a spike. Oh, so you're not afraid of going out? Well, I've always been cautious. I'll go to

the outdoor restaurants. Don't go inside. Always wear my mask when I go into stores. But a lot of people aren't. Yeah. So listen, there's some increase somewhere. A lot more

testing is one of the reasons for the numbers going up. You could sit there and try to crunch all

these numbers and try to figure out exactly what the problem is. You could spend hours doing this.

A better thing is wait for these Wall Street analysts and those hedge fund guys because they,

you know, if you ever watch the show billions, they just crunch every little detail.

And the market is pretty much flat right now. So they are not alarmed by whatever they

dug up in all those numbers about whether it's a dangerous spike or just, you know, from everybody going back out.

One piece of good news, I think we mentioned this a couple weeks ago.

The virus is weakening.

Now, the only problem is sometimes it'll weaken just so it can hide and then come back even worse but sometimes it just

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