Imagine if there was a zip code that people live in, an idea, essentially in many cases

work in, kids go to school and they stay in their little neighborhood in very many cases.

Those people have a little burst in COVID density.

Now you tell them, okay, you're not allowed to go to the places in your own neighborhood anymore.

We're shutting them all down.

What are these people going to do, Corey?

They're traveling.

They're going to the next zip code.

So aren't we spreading in that sense?

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 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.

I love the little shut it down at the end, Corey.

That little faint, shut it down in the background.

That actually came off a shut up it down button, didn't it? It did. Yeah. Yeah. I love those shut it down buttons. We should just like maybe give a few away. Why not? Yeah, we haven't talked about this before. So I'm sitting here. I'm still in my bus, everybody. I'm now in week five, actually. Now, I've stayed in my bus I've owned this

bus for five years and I've had I had another bus before this one for I think

four years or so so I've been I had these things for a long time but I've never

stayed in them five weeks in a row and sort of made it home like this you know

Corrie always like spend five days somewhere drive off spend spend five days somewhere drive off. And I have a place I put it in a winter, but even there, I never go for five weeks at a time. So this is the longest I've ever lived in my bus. And it's interesting when, and I'm not, I got TV, I got a bed, I got a refrigerator, I got everything in

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