Outlandish

Outlandish podcast.

I'm your host, Matt, with me, have Justin.

You know you. How's your host, Matt, with me, I have Justin. You know, how's it going, Matt? It's going. You're a little, you're a little stopped up.

Yeah, a little stopped up, little stopped up. Don't have the, don't have the COVID as far as you

know. As far, well, as far as I know. I mean, like, you know, yeah, it's, uh, I don't really, I mean, I know, I mean, I know shortness of breath. That's one of the symptoms, right? Um, yeah. That's the main, that's the main thing.

Well, shortness of breath and loss of sense of taste and smell are kind of the unique things to look for because otherwise it's like

having the flu you know you might have diarrhea you might be stopped up you might be coughing you

might have a headache when loss of smell just equal loss of taste well it can i mean you're

right there's a big connection, but

people that, and it's not a universal thing. That's what's so fucked up about this thing is it's

like universal symptoms. And some people get it and they don't hardly have any symptoms. But,

I mean, if you lose your sense of taste,

it's like defined. It's even more so than when you're just completely stopped up from what I

understand. I haven't really listened to much of the difference between the new, the new advanced

spreads easier virus versus the other one.

Like I've heard there's been so many mutations of it already, but apparently this one is more

significant than the other mutations.

Yeah.

So yeah, so viruses mutate in general, but for the most part, it's just minor mutations.

Yeah. And this one, the's just minor mutations. Yeah.

And this one, the only thing that's mutated about it is that it's roughly 50% more,

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