Hello everyone and welcome back to the airport to a socially isolated special of the

episode. I'm in Oxford at the moment tucked away in my parents home and I'm joined by

Maggie Rooley who is... I miss you Omen you're not here with me. I know I feel like we're too far apart this is all very

strange I also feel like I've definitely messed something up because I have all the

equipment here and it's bound to go wrong in some way.

We're all trying our best, right?

This, well yeah, this is very much the new normal for everyone.

Now, certainly for the foreseeable future at least in spring you

know everyone's working remotely things have changed drastically since we last

spoke I think last time we did the show we were sort of prepping for a maybe

maybe not situation it obviously was following a certain course but here we are and it

looks like it's going to be like this for a while.

I think the one interesting thing also with this is just how much it's affecting every single person and so there is this new mutual

understanding right it's people are on conference calls with babies crying

and dogs barking in the background,

and everyone's just kind of trying to make it work.

Yeah, exactly.

I think my favorite part is seeing news anchors, news correspondence trying to make it work from like spare rooms

in houses with children and at pets around and it's certainly a lot I had to definitely announce to the entire home that I'm doing this because

Mom and dad don't get on the line. Exactly. And of course I am based in London but I've come out here for a little bit of time.

You know, I think for everyone we're not just thinking of ourselves, we're also thinking of the people around us,

whether we have parents of a certain age or whatnot.

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