Hey everybody. Welcome back. Happy Skews Day. We're actually going to do a full-on crafting show tonight. No politics. I'm just going to be sewing some masks for you. Now I'm moving some stuff around here at the house, and so I'm sitting in front of my wife's crafting station, so I hope you like that new background there. It will be temporary, unless you guys love it. Who knows, maybe I'll just go full craft guy now. Anyway, I'm Trey Crouter, and that's Mark Aegee. What's up, Mark? What's up, Troy? What kind of crafts is Katie into? what she makes her? Well, she, so she makes. Obstacle stick houses? No, she, yeah, macaroni pictures, stuff like that, you know. No, she makes, uh, custom-made masks for people and sells them. She got in, started doing that at the beginning of the pandemic. It's fun for a while there. Demand dropped off for a couple weeks.

And what do you know?

I can way back up now.

Back in business, baby.

Hell yeah.

Yeah.

This is such a nightmare.

Just the COVID part, I mean, not her doing that.

Yeah.

I don't want to type like the COVID headlines are this phenomenon

happen where there would be a blaring like headline about Delta and then it's

technically true but then you read the article and you find out it's not really true.

It's technically true but it doesn't matter. Right. Like there's a big one NBC News got

roasted for. The blast out of the headline said 125,000 breakthrough cases.

And you're like, oh, we shit, that's horrifying.

They're like, oh, 170 million people got vaccinated.

Also, very few of the 125,000 got very sick.

And then there was a big story about a breakthrough cluster in Provincetown, that one,

that the CDC was treating like it was a representative. And somebody had to be like, Provincetown, that one, the CDC was treating like it was a representative.

And somebody had to be like, uh, Provincetown of the summer is not a representative of, these are

a bunch of hot gay dudes in very close quarters, partying very hard.

Very close.

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