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So I mentioned earlier I was going to bring up this article which I saw yesterday and it had to do with the weekends.

Okay. Everybody looks forward to the weekends, right?

So what it said is by and large behavior changed during COVID of course, but that some of the behaviors, particularly during weekends, have continued that more and more people

like to socialize less now on the weekends than before and just like to chill and stay home.

You find that to be true.

100%?

Of course.

In my life, yeah.

Who is this pertaining to?

It was just certain age.

They're people in my family, people I know very, very well that prior to that whole debacle were very

social, did stuff all the time now and never leave the house. I mean rarely they

leave the house for groceries

but it's not necessarily leaving the house it's socializing like you could have people like tonight

the articles about

right we're gonna have people over that's socializing people come over to your house. You host a lot, it means mostly family, it seems, but you host all the time. That's socializing.

I do as much stuff as I've ever done. I'm just saying...

Me, I mean, as I get older older I do things earlier in the evening yeah all

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