Welcome back to Paz de the World, I'm Tommy Vitor.

I'm Ben Rhodes.

Ben.

He's good to be 10 feet away from you.

As far as we've been.

This is weird.

For recording.

So, I think we should start by noting that this is scary and unprecedented times.

And while I am no health expert, I feel like it's pretty clear that life is about to

be radically different for several months and it probably won't be fully back to normal

for like a year, 18 months.

We don't really know.

And maybe the reason for that is that long term, there's only a couple of ways to deal

with the virus.

The first is a path we don't want to go down as a country, which is for everybody to get

it basically here, like a British path.

Yeah, the British path, where 60 or 70% of the population gets the virus and thus we

become immune.

But that would mean that a million more people are killed probably.

The second way out of this thing we're dealing with is develop a vaccine that makes us

immune or really good antiviral treatments that decrease the lethality.

But experts say a vaccine is a year or 18 months away from being ready.

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