Can you hear me?

Okay, great.

Okay, great.

Right now, human contact is perceived to be a threat.

They were saying, well, I'm vulnerable, I might die.

The density that makes cities wonderful,

it has people scared.

You know, how are we going to get the things that we need during a pandemic?

They don't fix anything. They don't do anything for us. They just only one money,

money, money. This is a business. This isn't parking health care anymore like somebody

needs to be real with people. So the workers face a very simple dilemma. They stay home and

go hungry or they expose themselves to the virus.

For some little germ is sure to find you someday.

But also, we can only survive together.

One of the reasons why keeps going on is because it doesn't often look like work.

Frontline workers organizing.

So this is the time where working people, unemployed people have to organize and fight back.

D&D games played over Zoom. One ghoul and three sturges remain.

Rock, it is your turn.

I'm gonna hit the other ghoul.

Humanity isn't the enemy.

It's the antibody.

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