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In five, four, three, two, one. Hello, everybody. Welcome to another special quarantine episode of the Genius Brain Podcast.

Man, I'm back at square one back in the crib. Baby, you know how it is. Very, very nice. We don't do wardrobe changes in here.

You guys are watching the shit. They're like, they're running the same thing. And no, it's yeah, exactly what it is.

But we're not changing on a clothes because we're just shooting these things back to back while we have them. Baby.

Yeah, what's wrong with that? What's wrong with going to same clothes though?

Do you do that thing where, well, first of all, ever since this whole shit should happen, I'm actually washing so much of my fucking clothes is unreal.

Yeah, same here. My yoga pants are like super afraid. Yeah. Yeah. I just all fucked up. So I'm trying to wear the same clothes over and over just so I don't

fuck up my other clothes because every time I walk out, I touch something. I come and take it off and I wash them.

What time in the basket? Same as your bathroom right next to the door.

We have it. So what I do is I take it off. I hang it up. So you take off our clothes and you walk but naked to the house.

To my boxers. Oh, yeah. I should do not. Yeah. So I hang it up and I leave it up there for three hours because it's what it lives on fabric for an

average of about three hours or less depending up on steel and plastics. The virus can last up to one to three days and cardboard only an hour.

Oh, shit. So if you get a package, you leave it out there for an hour. It should be fine.

Was that right? Fuck him back. A line of me. What's he said? Yeah. We had an Amazon package outside.

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