I hear you're injured.

Well, I've got something that I'm referring to as Zoom Neck. You know how you can

have like tennis elbow or swimmer's shoulder? I'm imagining I'm not the only one. I mean, my husband's

also got it where you've been on Zoom calls too much and you always sit with your head forward

and your neck's rather tired from it. Oh, like craning a little bit. Yeah, so we've dubbed it Zoom Neck,

and I think it's going to go into the medical textbooks before you know it.

I've got a related injury, which is Jigsaw Puzzler's Back.

Oh, yeah, that's awful.

That's actually one of the reasons why I don't do Jigsaw puzzles.

Some people have suggested I've just got a bad back because I'm living such a sedentary lifestyle at the moment,

but I've always had a sedentary lifestyle and the puzzle is the only thing that's new.

I guess you used to leave the house to go to work.

Not even really, some of the time.

Anyway, how are you, Dominic Kramer?

Yeah.

What's going on?

Otherwise I'm fine.

A bit of a shame about the rain, but everything's going fine. How are you?

Well, thank you. I have been writing a nice pan-European feature about different countries' plans to

reopen the schools, which has been very interesting to look at. Yeah, they're citing this study in

the Netherlands that says that they think kids don't spread the virus between them.

Not as much as we thought, but I mean, sorry, have you ever known a toddler? They're disgusting.

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