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So CBS News had an interesting article the other day that I downloaded.

You've been vaccinated. So what would you do now with your vaccine card? What should you do now with your vaccine card? And that's an interesting question. I am vaccinated. I got my second shot. Hooray for me. I'm so excited about that. And when they gave me the card, you know, on the first shot, they fill it out and they give the date that this did occur.

And then you go back to the same place.

You get the second shot.

And then they fill out the back of it.

At least that's what I got.

And that means you've been vaccinated and you got the second shot.

And as I was leaving, the woman who is a nurse said to me,

now keep this in your wallet. Fold that up and keep it permanently in your wallet. And I went,

okay, and that's where it is right now. I don't know if there's some, there's no, there's no law.

There are just suggestions that the CDC and other health givers are suggesting. One of them is to

photograph your card, so you have a record of it. And I have done that. That's on my iPhone.

So it's right there. The other thing they're suggesting, and the person, the nurse did not suggest

that to me when I left, leave the original at home. She said, keep it in your wallet. And that's what almost everybody was saying. Keep it in your wallet if you're a woman in the purse. And then it comes down to should you laminate it? And it's kind of up in the air right now. There are some people that are saying, no, don't laminate it.

And I don't know why.

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