Welcome to Kennedy saves the world.

I don't know what I'm going to save you from in this episode, but I do want to talk

about some things that I'm actually going to miss when the pandemic ends, when the lockdown is

over, when our lives go back to whatever semblance of normal we're going to return to. Some things

will be different. Some things may never go back to exactly how they were

before. But as I was driving around today, I'm in, I'm in Los Angeles. I'm in Newsom Recall

country. And traffic is back. And I realized how much, how much I liked driving around when there

was no one else on the freeways, when there was

known in the streets, when it had that kind of eerie ghost town feel, and obviously it's

much more convenient when you've got greater mobility.

So I'm driving around thinking to myself, what else am I going to miss?

Because you can really feel it.

There is a shift in how governors are seeing the lockdown.

People, especially older people, our parents and grandparents, some of the people that we work with in their 60s and 70s, people are starting to get the vaccine.

And I have to say those who are getting the vaccine are partying.

It's everything for them is spring

break. It's an all-night orgy. It's Studio 54, I imagine, because that's a sense of relief and joy.

You get from people who have actually gotten the vaccine and as more and more people are vaccinated,

that feeling is only going to spread.

I was in the airport this morning, and I haven't seen a crush of people in lines like that checking in and going through security and even people on planes since last spring,

early last spring, last February and March. And now here we are again. And it's because

people naturally get spring fever this time of year. People in the best of circumstances when

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