Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Monday edition of the yard. I hope things are well with you wherever you are today. It's a little bit muggy out there, folks. Mississippi humidity is here. It's one of those things too. You kind of look up and you think, you know, man, goodness is starting to get hot. And he's like, well, yeah, it's July.

But man, it seems like the month of June was over in about 15 minutes, but the first, you know, 90 days of spring and all that stuff, like it took forever, you know, because we're all so cooped up. But, man, it is off and running. And listen, five, there's like five and a half months now we're going to be getting ready for Christmas. I mean, you know, it's, it is often running, and listen, there's like five and a half months and now,

we're going to be getting ready for Christmas.

I mean, you know, it's incredible to think about how the world has changed since we were

all together for the Music City Bowl in Nashville.

We've got a new coach.

We've got a new way of doing things.

We've got new offense. We've got new protocols. We've got new worries. A lot's changed. That's one of the things I think about with Christmas gifts and all the things are going on with that. And there's all these issues with this contactless delivery now. And it's, you know, sometimes the people that drop off your packages I absolutely don't

care if you get them or not they'll just throw them out in the front yard and the dogs tear them up

and you got to reorder hope for the best I mean it's just so much of that that's changed and

there's still so much that we're learning and kind of evolving as a society to kind of accommodate

a new way of living.

But I'm not here to talk a whole lot about that,

but we are going to talk about some COVID-19 stuff,

some things that I have learned after some discussions with some people,

kind of about, yeah, listen, what do we do if this happens?

What do we do if this happens?

And there's a lot of discussions out there about, you know,

it's funny that, you know, we had the great flag debate that kind of distracted us there for a couple

weeks, but as soon as that's resolved, the agents of panic go right back into something else

for you to worry about. You know, I mean, there's never, ever, ever, as the kids say, any chill with those people.

It's like we go from one thing to another.

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