The following podcast may be a little dirty, but forget about that.

I'm going to tell you to go to our Twitter feed at SlateGis.com.

It's Monday, August 3rd, 2020 from Slated to the Gist.

I might pesca Greenfield Central Junior High School opened!

Junior Greenfield Central Junior High School closed.

The parents of a student whose test results were pending thought it was a good idea for him to

await those results in a classroom. Turns out it wasn't.

So the school shut down out of concerns for coronavirus.

They're back open now and they're hoping for the best.

That students named by the way, you in a sespedes.

No, no, I'm joking. Here's the New York Met who quit without notice.

Milwaukee Brewer Lorenzo Cain did the same thing.

These professional athletes worth millions have the ability to walk away.

Because they are a little concerned with the official position of their employers.

Let's hope for the best.

Because I was hoping for the best is not really working out.

Now I talk about baseball, maybe too much on the show,

but to me it's a useful insight as to what the layperson or the not particularly well-informed

leader thinks of coronavirus. And the answer is not enough.

With pronouncements like, I'm not a quitter, which was said by Major League Baseball's Commissioner

Rob Manfred, when you say things like that, you convince me you don't understand the outbreak.

You don't understand the pandemic.

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