From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Armstrong and show Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty show.

Well, this is great news that Red that the U.S. is now averaging more than 3 million

vaccine shots per day.

Yeah, we're giving out 3 million shots a day.

Same as every bar in Miami.

But this is really great news.

It's the first time you'll hear someone who's excited to say,

I just got stabbed at the Javits Center.

It's interesting here in a crowd there and everything like that.

It's another, you know, returned to normalcy.

Is it 38,000 at the the Rangers game over the weekend?

That's a, that's, I wonder, I was actually wondering, is that the biggest crowd of people together to watch sports anywhere in the world in the last year?

Are we expecting an outbreak anywhere in the world?

Yeah, there's been some soccer stuff that might rival that, but I'm not sure.

What are people looking forward to when this is all over?

Most common thing, not thinking about the virus anymore. That's a pretty good one.

I've never really worried about getting it since the very beginning.

You know, at the very beginning when we're told they can live on surfaces for 19 days and blah, blah, blah.

Sure.

But I've never really been worried about getting the dang thing, but just not thinking about anything about it.

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