So in 48 hours, the entire country of Britain is going into a total lockdown.

Lockdown 2.0, which is going to take us into a double dip recession.

And you've already heard me talk about how this entire decision was based on flawed data.

Flawed data from a study done in Cambridge that predicted 4,000 COVID deaths per day coming up

this winter, 4,000 a day. And yet when you dive deeper into the data, you find out that it's

using a completely flawed version of what a COVID death is qualified as,

taking a 60-day window as opposed to a 28-day positive test window, which Public Health England

has been using for months and months. But that aside, in two days, they're shutting down

everything that is considered a non-essential service. What is non-essential?

Because if you look at how this is going to affect my day and my week, it's massive.

First of all, I can't go to the gym.

I train every single day.

It's how I maintain my mental health.

It's how I maintain my sobriety.

It's how I maintain my work output.

It's everything to me. And now I don't

have that choice. What else? I can't go to pubs, restaurants, coffee shops, and meet friends.

I can't take my boys for cookies on Sunday. I can't take them to the bookstore on Sunday.

I can't take them to the museum. We just went to Natural History Museum and saw the dinosaurs.

I just took my son, Caden, to the Science Museum.

All of these parts of their upbringing is now put on hold.

But when you dive deeper, you find out that gyms are responsible for 1.7% of transmissions.

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