From the smallest room in New York City

Comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

Boy, everything continues to go on as the new normal.

Joining me now, Seth, Barron.

Hey, Seth.

Hey, Pat, how are you?

I'm good.

What's new in your world?

You know, just quarantining, having a lot of fun, thinking about, you know, everything.

What I'm really looking forward to is reading all of people's reflections on what it was like to be in quarantine.

I expect for the next five years or so we'll be getting a lot of, like, journals and diaries and

pens and meditations on the meaning of sitting in your room, you know, just things about what

people were thinking as they kind of looked at themselves in the mirror. It's going to be great.

It's going to be really interesting.

Right.

I'm already anticipating the excitement of reading those things.

And some of them are going to be better than others.

Like this one of a violent Brooklyn man suspected of butchering his father should be more

interesting than most.

He walked into a shop near the grizzly crime scene.

He claimed he not only killed his dad, but also eight parts of his body.

26-year-old Khaled Ahmed allegedly entered Park Bagels.

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