One of the things that I think is frustrating a lot of people is Sweden.

What is it with Sweden? Why is Sweden seem to have the same approximate death rate yet

they're not locked down? There are stories, right? Some people saying Sweden's

partying. They're in bars. It's outrageous. They're having a great time. This is just like a cold.

Others say, no, there's tons of people dying in Sweden. You're just not being told.

Well, we decided to send out a couple of people into the population to bring a van

in the camera and give us a sense of what's going on in Sweden. Take a look at this.

So here we are, starting garden. Yeah, probably the most notorious street of Stockholm.

There's very few face masks. This is where all the shops are.

Yeah. All the cafes are and it's usually so packed you have to kind of like leave your way through.

This is not normal, but this is also not, you know, quarantine either. This is no lockdown for sure.

I'm an American living here in Stockholm. I live outside the city.

Victor, you're on the other side of the city. Yeah.

I mean, we are the only country. We're in the only country right now that is not in lockdown,

not even a partial lockdown. You know, people are really told just to, if you have any symptoms, stay home.

Yeah, just stay at home. But great schools are still open. Restaurants are trying to survive.

People are out and about doing errands. The people that can work from home, they do work from home now.

Most people that I know, but I think the nature of Swedes, we're kind of good at distancing.

Because we're not really, you know, heavy, hugging people.

We're not kissing or set up.

Now, I'm the crazy American here who's embracing and hugging and talking to everybody and saying, hi.

So this is my first time out, hence my math, in a month.

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