Well, howdy there, Internet People, Lidsboo again.

So tonight we're going to talk about wearing scrubs in public, because that's a thing.

That's a major cause of concern right now. You know those people who have

dedicated their lives to making sure that others don't get sick. All of a sudden

there are portions of the public who feel that they may be doing something that would cause that to happen.

So they are confronting them in grocery stores and parking lots about their scrubs.

So I'm going to give you the lazy person's version of why you shouldn't do this.

Then I'm going to tell you some things that medical professionals may know that you may not.

Then I'm going to list just a few of the precautions they take

that you may not even know you should take and then I'm going to give you some

self-interest as to why not to do this. First, if you see a doctor, a nurse or a tech, whatever,

in a grocery store and you're worried that they may have something.

What kind of sense does it make to harass them and get closer to them and talk to them and upset them and make them raise their

voice at which point droplets may come out. I mean honestly you should just call me crazy follow their advice

practice social distancing and stay away going up and talking to somebody who

you're concerned may have something, that's just dumb.

That is just dumb.

Don't do that.

Medical professionals know that this is fabric.

I mean you know this is fabric too, but you may not know that this stuff doesn't live well on fabric.

Does live well on floors though, on hard surfaces.

It's why a lot of nurses and docks have different shoes they change into at the hospital,

...