Now, I understand the premise that some regions have less cases than others, and you look at New York City,

and it's dense, so we have to be more defensive than another market that doesn't have that

density of illness nor that density of population.

I get it.

There's differences between the two.

But what the hell does that have to do with how many feet we stand apart?

If you stand six feet apart in New York City where it's densely populated and we have a great concentration

of the virus, in theory, if you wear a mask and you wear gloves and you wash your hands and you

stand six feet away, you're supposed to be okay. So if I stand six feet away in New York with a mask

and gloves and I stand six feet away in Dubuque, Iowa with a glove and a mask, what the hell is the damn difference?

I don't want to share someone else's thoughts.

I want to create my own original thoughts.

I want to create my own original solutions.

I want to look at situations and come up with my own

phrasing, my own words, and do it my way. This is the John Tapper podcast. Shut it down. Hello,

everybody. John Taffer here with my podcast and I don't even know what fucking day it is anymore. I think it's

day 56 of my lockdown here in Las Vegas.

And, you know, it's an interesting week.

States are starting to open, which is a cool thing.

And I was looking at the different regulations between the different states

because, of course, I've been working hard trying to support my industry and doing as many news shows and

send whatever messages I can to support the industry.

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