We're recording this the evening of March 12th.

This is Thursday coming out on Friday, March 13th.

This was a super pivotal day in our culture and I'm not really sure how to process it yet.

I think looking back will understand that it was an even bigger deal than it was, but it was still shocking.

I don't know. I'm having trouble processing what today is in terms of the fallout surrounding the coronavirus where we are not

only just in the entertainment industry but sports, tourism.

Literally life.

I mean people that we know that are in college being affected,

colleges across the country being canceled and schools being canceled and I got to say man it

there's a couple of times in our lifetime already where it's been like yeah

we're living through history not that we're not always living through history, but you know what I mean.

Like that idea that you know when you're living through a moment in time that's going to be talked about for a long time.

The last time that happened, I feel like was the last election,

for better or worse in the situation in the way that it went.

But before that, that I could really... in the situation in the way that it went.

But before that, that I could really think of was 9-11

in the way that it was like a globally shaking day

that would define history books in a way that is what this has felt like to me and we

were both 11 or you were 10 going on 11 I was 11 when it happened, I think.

But even then, I still remember just how culturally significant

it was because you could feel a tide shift in the air.

And you just knew that things had changed and we were not

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