Good morning, campus.

It's the warm-up show with Alan Jerry, the shortest show on WFAS.

All right, we have reached a Friday morning in the Tri-State area coming up on a quarter to six.

Al-Dukes, what's up?

Oh, hi, Jerry.

It is Friday.

I'm going to get pizza tonight.

Nice. What do you think about up? Oh, hi, Jerry. It is Friday. I'm going to get pizza tonight. Nice.

What do you think about that? Um, easing to the weekend with some pizza. Cool.

Although I will have to go out and get it, of course. Uh, yes, you will have to go, or you can have it delivered, but you don't like delivery. I'm not a big delivery guy. I feel like that's the laziest thing you could do is order food that's not healthy.

We are in the middle of a pandemic, Al. Yeah, even still. Well, I don't want to put anybody out,

so I'll go get it, I suppose. Okay, you're taking a tip away from the driver.

Well, that's how he makes his living right now. That is also fair, Jerry. I don't know what to do anymore. I don't know what the right thing to do is. Call for delivery. I know this. In New Jersey now, if you go out to one of the essential stores, you're put it on because I wanted to get the feel for the place. And as soon as I saw peeked through the door, so everybody had it on.

So I put it on.

But I was very curious that there were multiple people, all of them young, not wearing the mask.

And no enforcement.

No, this is like a family type of place.

So I would not expect it.

I have seen big supermarket chains with security people outside, making people put the mask on.

So that's a good thing.

This is more of a smaller family place, and I don't think anybody was going to go start trouble.

But it goes to the bigger problem, which, you know, if you go back to Florida and the beaches, it was all the kids on spring

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