Well, it's, what the hell day is it? You can't even remember it. It's Wednesday today. It's week 10 of the lockdown. We're coming to the end. We got a couple more weeks in New York City. If you're in Long Island, you open phase one today, Westchester. Phase one opens today. Even if you're in New York City, you'll be coming out of this in a week or two or three. So you got through it.

Everything's okay.

I noticed to week nine, a lot of people, week eight, a lot of people started getting very depressed.

It's starting to get to them.

Now that we approach week 10, I notice everybody's just going nuts.

Everybody acting insane, except Joe Bartlett.

He moves to South Carolina where they've been open for what, four weeks, and everything is fine down there.

Everything is fine. I just hope it stays that way because a lot of people from up there have come down here.

I hope they haven't brought the COVID down here. Good. Take it down there. Get it out of here.

No, actually, numbers have not risen anywhere. You'll see fake news reports that they have, but they haven't. In Texas, they've been open three, four weeks. Numbers are dropping. Georgia, been open four weeks. Numbers are dropping. You'll see fake news reports. Look at this. Number of cases is up, but they won't tell you. That's because the number of tests are up

like 6,000 percent, and the percentage of those testing positive is dropping. Everything is

dropping. New York State is dropping. It's, you know, I don't think people realize in the United

States, 8,000 people die every day in normal times, 8,000 deaths a day. So these death numbers

are very low. In New York City, 8,000 deaths a day. So these death numbers are very low.

In New York City, it's probably be around 65 or 70 today.

In Manhattan, it'll probably be one or two.

You know, there's very little of this in Manhattan.

The numbers are so low.

Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx got hit hard.

Staten Island is very low.

Connecticut has been open one week today,

and the numbers have been dropping for that week. It's average incubation time is five days.

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