Well, well, well, how are you?

Listen to this opening, for no other reason than you should.

The sound is, no problems with the sound this week, least from

what I heard. Oh, I'm so sorry for last week. I didn't even know what happened or I would have said it on the opening

But I but I get it. It sucks and I apologize. I really apologize. You probably...

Oh, let me tell you something.

So today we're talking about...

I want to make this...

I want to go in and emphasize something that you're going to hear later.

We're talking about not the pandemic.

There's a few levels of the pandemic.

One is health risks and the other one is, you know, people's job securities, people's finances, and there's another one on

top of it about... and I have empathy all the way around, but it's... a lot of people are uncomfortable to say where they're at

As far as if they think you're being stricter with it. You know what I mean and we talk about that I don't need to talk about it now because we talk about it in the show and then at one point I try to relate something that Julia

Blake Wexler's girlfriend told me that and I couldn't do it good so I just I just later rolled in

The voicemail that I asked her to leave me explaining it and it's pretty intense and you might think oh my god but I think what it does

you'll you'll understand when we roll Julie in and then we talk about it on the other side

she explains it very well, but it really does emphasize even though I don't

want to tell you what it is but even though the the outcomes of both are completely different the

comparison that they're making to the Corona is completely different as

far as medically in the ramifications of it and there's different levels of

social stigmas but it's still very interesting and it's not you don't hear it being talked

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