Okay, so today's November 4th. I don't know if that matters, but we're living one day after

The last voting was tallied here in the United States of America for the presidential election and

24 hours later we are in limbo. We have we have no declared winner and

Truth be told I think we were all pretty prepared for the the possibility that this election could become

protracted by any measure whether it was protracted for a couple days maybe a week or two

partially because of the nature of coronavirus

People have been utilizing more mail-in ballots

Which just take longer to collect because of the slowing down of the postal service, which is a whole other conversation for why the postal service is slow

but also to just

State local election boards needing time to just wait through millions and millions and millions of ballots and

Yeah, I think a lot of people

On either side of the political spectrum are just kind of hanging on pins and needles to

To really try to figure out who's going to be the future president of this country and and what direction this this country is going in so it seems to be creating a lot of

anxiety a lot of you know PTSD so to speak of what people felt from 2016 which

Just felt like such a dramatic swing of an election no matter what your politics are

It was definitely felt like a night and day difference for America and I think a lot of people

You know either chose not to engage this election process for those reasons

and

Yeah, so we're sitting here in that in between space trying to figure out

Um

What's going on with the state of the nation but also like what do we do in in in the tension in the in the in between

And how are you feeling about it William?

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