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479 recorded on Tuesday, March 31st, 2020. Wait, it's not April 1st yet?

No, that's tomorrow.

It's been a long day.

As we sit and record this, April 1st is tomorrow,

it has been a long day.

I feel like we've had an entire decade in the last two weeks.

Yeah, I was watching the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and he was doing tweets.

You know, my isolation in six words was the tweet and my favorite

was the longest day of my life every day. Oh God that is so depressing but I but I know how he feels we all do of course being stuck at home and

staying at home to try and prevent the further spread of this god virus that's going around the best I can call it.

But with that in mind, Jason, I'm going to break protocol a little bit here because yesterday, March 30th, was National Doctors Day.

Oh, good protocol break.

Thank you. I accept it.

Thank you.

Good. National Doctors Day, at least in North America, some and many other countries,

some other places celebrate, you know know their doctors on different days but

March 30th in the US and Canada and a few other places is National Doctors Day and with

everything that's going on right now in the world, I think it is high time that we, you know, celebrate our doctors, nurses, health care professionals, whatever, because they are the ones, you know, amongst others, but they are playing a huge part right now and keeping things,

I don't even know what the word is, keeping things going and not letting us completely fall apart as a society.

So, yeah. National Doctors Day, March 30th. I'm not saying hug a doctor because I do think now we live in the post hug society probably the

post handshake society too but maybe if you have a doctor in the family or any

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