It's today explained I'm Sean Ramis for him and on today's show we're going to talk about how

awkward COVID-19 could be. Not the virus but the social stuff because we're

inching towards month six in the United States with no end inside and some states are super open.

Some states are half open. It's summer. People are out there recklessly doing stuff. Other people

are still very scared and it's creating a lot of tension. So this one woman in the span of a

single week she attended a wedding in Pennsylvania on the West Virginia border and a funeral in Cleveland,

Ohio. The wedding they didn't really want to go. It was the side of the family that you know they kind

of knew if they were sort of anti-maskers on Facebook and stuff but there was already kind of a

tense family dynamic going on so they were like if we don't go to this wedding it's going to be

seen as a dig. We just have to go. We have to suck it up. We're going to wear masks whatever.

So they arrive at the wedding and it's even worse than they thought that it was going to be even

after all the Facebook posts. The wedding is indoors. It's 150 people. There are one of like three

people that are wearing masks. The food is served buffet style. The only bathrooms are portapoddies.

There is no super hand sanitizer there. The coronavirus is not mentioned at all. People are dancing,

people are hugging and there's elderly people there. You know it's like people are serious at risk

but because they were in a part of the country that at that point was not really affected too much

they assumed that they were invincible.

During the same week they attended funeral and what's funny is that there was actually 150 people

at the funeral but they arrived and the viewing was drive by. So the family of the deceased was

standing outside while everyone kind of drove through and said their condolences from a distance.

The funeral was the next day at a very large church. Everyone was social distancing and it was

just really respectful. It was a Catholic mass and the priests didn't put communion in their

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