So Sarah Silverman tweeted this week that when she was a kid, other kids would throw pennies at her on the school bus because she was Jewish.

And my only question is, is she picked the pennies up?

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survived the rona yeah um it was weird it was like a week and i had all that shit going on and then it was like and then I would be like fine for a day and then I'd get like really bad aches for a day. And then I'd be fine for a day and then I'd get some symptoms again for a day. And then my test results came back and it said negative. So that's weird. That is that that actually really upset me because it's like, well, what the fuck do I have that? You know? Plus you're you're starting that whole enterprise of selling your tainted blood. I know. That's going to, I'm going to have to. I already had t-shirts made up and, know billboards yeah advertising set up and now what are

going to do i know right but uh no i mean so but apparently there are a lot of false negatives i

guess uh because apparently i i managed to get like my friend jarrott sick apparently so

did he get tested? Yeah, but test results are not in yet. It takes, like, five to seven days. It's a long time, apparently. God, that sucks. You know, I was looking into it, because I was thinking... I've had a sore throat this past week, and that's a symptom. But I didn't have any of the other symptoms. So I was not too concerned, but I was like, maybe I should just go get a test. You know, everybody else is getting tests. And why not check it out? And so I looked into it, and it's kind of difficult to get a test for free, like if you don't have insurance. No, you got to do stuff.

You got to like, you have to sign up for stuff and, yeah, and sell your firstborn. You got to do all this stuff to do it. And then it's like you pull, you got to make an appointment. So I found a place that would do it. It's like a CVS. But it's like way out in the valley. and the next appointment is in two weeks.

And it takes 10 days out in the valley and the next appointment is in two weeks and it takes 10

days to get the results this is why yeah this is why I go to the Hollywood walking clinic because

I'm like whatever I need done it's like $100 you get stabbed it's $100 you need a test it's $100 do it

you need yeah you know an abscess it's $100 whatever it is it's $100 and and it. Yeah. You got an abscess, it's $100. Whatever it is, it's $100. And you don't have to wait that long and it's fine. Well, I found a place in Beverly Hills for $250. You can get one done and they'll get you results in 48 hours. But you've got to pay $250. So I guess if I cared that much, I could do that. I wouldn't pay that much. That's crazy. I know. For something that should be free. That's part of the problem. It's like if testing was more accessible. Your insurance probably covers it, though. Well, mine covered it. I only have Kaiser. So I'd have, if I get it done, I'd have to go get it done at Kaiser.

And Kaiser, you can call and try to get a COVID test, but then they don't want you to come

there to get an examination and meet with the doctor.

So you have to meet with a doctor over the phone who will decide whether or not they want

to give you a test.

And then you'll schedule a test, usually two to three weeks out.

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