I learned a lot, but now I'm sad.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

So we're going to talk a little bit about how to use Twitter here in a second, just based on my and Joe's experiences with it.

Because I think it's a valuable tool, whilst being a cesspool of filth that rivals any sewer ever in the history of the world.

But before we get to that, this in USA Today kind of pissed me off.

So they have this side by side.

I got to believe that the editor didn't realize they were going to end up side by side because it seems stupid.

On the front page, they've got their big article today.

I don't think it's done with us, experts caution.

A long multi-page article about the COVID.

With the headline, I don't think it's done with us, making the point that still

plenty of bad COVID around and still plenty of bad COVID to come.

And next year's could be even worked blah, blah, blah.

While they've got a graph right next to it, where they were asking Americans to describe the state of the

pandemic in the United States right now, and three quarters of people, the plurality by far,

three quarters of people said it's a manageable problem, which is, by the way, the correct answer.

Three quarters of Americans say COVID is currently a manageable problem.

Next to the article where they say, it's not done with this experts say.

All right, whatever.

So, I mean, isn't that, again I think they this got laid out by accident

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