Jim, hi Catherine.

Hi, Catherine.

Hi, Jim.

Happy Monday.

Happy Monday. We don't have much here to talk about, do we?

We do have something to talk about, which is that

Chile has said they're going to issue immunity cards.

And we've talked about this a little bit,

but it's the idea basically that you could get

a test for antibodies. And if you were found to be immune to the disease then you

might be able to operate in the world without risk and people have been

proposing this as a

as one way that we could create a system to get people back in the workforce,

get businesses up and running again is basically by

determining who is immune giving them some sort of like

passport or card or something and being like you're free to go about life.

I had heard about, maybe it was China that could scan your phone and you could have this

digital passport sort of thing that would tell you?

I don't know, I didn't hear anything about China, but I know that a company has made an app called Corona Pass.

Oh my. Is it like Class Pass? Yeah, it's probably exactly like that. No, it's a there's some you know of course because there's an app for everything

someone's already like made the app for immunity to coronavirus.

The UK is thinking about it.

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