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Al Michaels and the Price of Comfort.

Al, personally, has not suffered terribly through the pandemic. He hasn't lost work. He hasn't lost

any loved ones. He himself has not gotten the virus. Even his preferred eateries are the ones

Tony enough to survive a downturn. He acknowledges the biggest change in his life since the outbreak

has only been the relentless draining uncertainty of all.

Are you frightened at all about getting sick?

I'm really not. I want to do the job, Al says.

The author says, I'm not comfortable with the NFL's inconsistency in terms of crowds.

The idea that they're having crowds at COVID hotspots strikes me is

fucking insane.

Al says, well yeah, there's no question that the League could establish a mandate, but a lot of

this depends on the local authorities.

The author says, but I can't trust certain areas of the country to govern themselves responsibly in the middle of this.

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