Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bo again. So today we're going to talk about numbers.

We're going to talk about numbers that we knew we're going to be like this.

We're going to talk about things that we knew we're going to talk about things that we knew were going to happen that are now

starting to happen. We're going to talk about what's most likely to happen next.

And a lot of this isn't good news to be honest, but there is a

array of hope in here. There is some good news in here and that good news is

that the average American is smarter than most people think.

Okay, so, unemployment, 15%.

Almost 15%.

I'm not an economist, but I would suggest that's probably pretty significant.

You know, I'm no expert, but I would imagine that that's probably something worth noting.

States are starting to reopen.

And because of that, everybody should be returning back to work, right?

But that's not actually happening. It's not

going the way those who cried out for less government interference,

imagined it would because Americans are smarter

than they gave them credit for.

They're leading themselves because these reopening

are against the better advice. So what happens if you're one of these employers who

whined and cried about having to be closed and now you've reopened,

not all your employees are coming at. Well, see that's upsetting because now you didn't want to stay closed, but you have an obligation to stay open because a lot of retail space, commercial leases, they require you to be open a certain number of hours.

Have the lights on, have people there. But the employees, not all the employees

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