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Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On its Monday, I am optimistic that the COVID pandemic will lift by summer.

Could be wrong, but you know I'm not wrong that much.

That's why you're listening, I hope.

But think by summer we'll get back to semi-normal.

Now there will be cooks, there will be people that wear masks until they die.

But normalcy will probably return.

However here is the question.

When we get back to normal or semi-normal, will we appreciate what we have in this country?

As we were denied, assemblage, entertainment, holidays by COVID.

Will we say, boy, I really appreciate my freedom.

The fact that I can now see my family and friends and I can conduct my life the way I

would like to conduct it because there is no disease threatening me.

That's the question.

But unfortunately the answer will be probably not because Americans have a tendency to take

things for granted.

Yes, now we look back fondly to 18 months ago when we were living in normal life.

But once we get back to the games and the concerts and the parties and the vacations, will

we really appreciate them?

I hope so.

Now this.

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