Go Arrally here and I'm warming up for the NRIA.net studios in New York.

Stand by for the Arrally Update Morning Edition.

On this Thursday, I am thinking about fear.

We all know people and maybe you are one of them who are afraid of a lot of things.

My father, a big macho man, a naval officer had a lot of fear and that came about because

he was a depression kid.

He lived in the 1930s when deprivation was everywhere and he was afraid that bad things

were going to happen.

Now today, the main fear of course is COVID.

Even though the Vax has pretty much diminished the threat, how many people do you know are still

petrified of COVID.

And then there are folks who are afraid of the vaccine.

They don't want to get it.

How about sharks?

There are very, very few shark attacks.

I think the stat is you have a better chance of being killed by lightning than a shark.

Crime.

Now that's a real feel, particularly if you live in a major city.

Crime paralyzes people.

How about money?

Again my father, very, very fearful that he would be fired, run out of money, it would

be disaster.

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