Well, we've got lots to get to.

You know, you think Joe Bartlett people are adjusting to this?

It's four weeks now with this stuff.

You think it's getting easier?

It's not comfortable, but, you know, this is the life we have at the moment.

Yeah.

It's tough.

It's very tough.

Wherever you are, you know, if you're in the city, if you're in the middle of Manhattan,

you go out, you walk around, there's everything.

There's Rockefeller Center.

There's all the great sites of Manhattan.

But there's nobody there.

You feel like, remember those old movies where the guy survives the nuclear bomb?

He's all alone.

It's a weird feeling, yeah.

It's a very weird feeling.

If you're out in the suburbs, you can get in your car and start driving.

That feels normal, sort of.

Although you'll notice you can't stop anywhere or go any place.

You know, I guess some people, if you, I wish dogs could talk because you could say to your dog,

how do you do this all day?

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