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The United Kingdom, America's a strange dad.

Today, the UK began giving its people the vaccine.

Yeah, officially, starting with a 90-year-old woman, which is great for her.

Although, on the other hand, she's the only person in the whole country who's now safe to go out.

So she's just going to be out hitting the club like,

woo! Well, my party goes out seriously. Where's everybody?

Meanwhile, in the United States, it might take a little longer for everyone to get vaccinated.

Because somebody, and I'm not saying which president, well, he don't f*** up.

With cases of COVID surging across the country, we're learning

millions of Americans may now have to wait months longer to receive a vaccine.

Because the US opted to get fewer doses from Pfizer than it could have.

The US bought enough to vaccinate 50 million Americans.

By contrast, the European Union bought enough for 100 million people with an option to buy more.

Now, ABC News confirms the New York Times report that over the summer,

Pfizer offered to sell the US government additional doses,

but the Trump administration turned them down.

Now, Pfizer says it might not be able to get the US more doses until June of 2021.

That's the art of the deal right there, baby.

Pfizer thought that they could pull a fast one on Trump by offering to sell him life-saving vaccines,

but my man Trump was like, no deal.

So now, Europe is stuck with all those vaccines, and that means more corona

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