When we turn the lights back on, when this turns back around, I think people, we're going to look back at this in a year from now and we're going to go, wow, remember when we used to remember when, you know, and maybe it's going to be, you know, changing the way we use chemicals.

Maybe it's going to be focusing on smaller menus and better. I mean, who knows?

We're doing a lot of things right now to survive. Maybe they're going to be focusing on smaller menus and better families. Who knows? We're doing a lot of things right now to survive.

Maybe they're going to become the norm.

I don't want to share someone else's thoughts.

I want to create my own original thoughts.

I want to create my own original solutions.

I want to look at situations and come up with my own phrasing, my own words, and do it my way. This is the John Tapper podcast. Shut it down. My 21st day in quarantine, hanging in my house in Las Vegas. And I tell you, I'm really starting to like my house a lot. You know, I've been hanging in the bar. I've never told you guys this. I don't think I've ever talked about this before. I have a flight simulator cockpit in my man cave in my house. In my man cave in my house, and I'll take some pictures and post it online. I have my electronic drum set, which I play often. And right across on the other side of the room, we have some exercise equipment. And then there's my flight simulator. And I'm not talking about a computer screen and a joystick. I got a complete whole flight

simulator with all the throttle control, all the radio controls, all the idiot light panels and

communication systems and autopilot systems and everything. And a lot of my flight simulator

cockpit is mirrored off a Boeing 737 and it used to be

more of a hawker which is what I fly actually my plane is a hawker so it used to be configured after

a hawker bit so I've been hanging out I've been using every toy I have playing every game I have

spending a lot of great time with Nicole,

unbelievable time with my doggies,

and just realizing that, you know,

there's light at the end of the tunnel after this, guys,

there is another side of this.

And whether it's six weeks or four weeks or 12 weeks

or even 18 weeks or even 20 weeks, there I say,

when this ends, this ends ends we all get back out

we start to get closer to life we start to see each other before you know it guys when we're

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