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We came across a pharmacy with a toy and that's blasted out. We were shot through the broken glass and had ourselves a look around.

Hello everybody and welcome to Saubones Medical Center of Miss Guy, I'm your co-host Justin McAroy.

And I'm Sydney McAroy. Justin, a lot of people are talking about quarantine.

Yeah, I don't know why though. You don't know why? I don't get it. No. I don't follow the news. Not a big news guy.

I love sports. Literally no news. I keep the bib to tune to sports.

We did a podcast week. That wasn't last week. Was it last week? Recently on coronavirus.

I do a lot of podcasts. I remember it was there a touchdown involved or a sort of three point.

No, a lot of people are talking about quarantine because as I'm sure you're aware, the novel coronavirus COVID, is it his COVID-19? Is it has now been dubbed?

I don't know guys. You don't know about that? I don't know. I just feel like something a little bit. I'm glad the distinction between coronavirus and this new thing is being drawn.

So it's like not all coronavirus. I'm certain the fine people at Corona are stoked to try to reduce their brand brand crossfire there.

I'm sure there's jazz about that. But COVID-19 just doesn't like trip off the tongue. I don't know. Well, I mean, there are bigger problems in the name, really. I think if you, you know, I can't impact any of them.

So I might as well wine about one that's a little bit a smaller scale, right? We, we didn't really talk about in our first episode about coronavirus.

What was being done specifically in China and then now here to try to contain the spread of the virus.

And I wanted to touch on that. But I thought like having sort of an understanding historically of how we've used quarantine might be helpful to kind of see where we're coming from now.

And what the, what I think a lot of people are concerned about rightfully so the potential pitfalls of some of the ways that this has been addressed.

I know there have been some articles about this recently too. This is a hot topic. And so let's talk about it.

Let's do it. So we have, we, I'm certain and there's documented evidence from like ancient writings from Hippocrates and people that we've been trying to find ways to contain or like to, if somebody sick, keep them away from other people for a long time,

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