Joe Rogan

I didn't wear any gloves, but I wore masks.

So I think about it all the times I wore a mask.

I'm one person.

I probably wore 30 or 40 different masks over the course of however long it took.

When I first moved here, that was one of the things that I was shocked by.

People weren't wearing masks.

I was like, they're living in a totally different reality.

This is nuts.

At least 50% of the time you'd have your seatbelt on.

If you could get it on in time for when the green light goes, yeah, it would totally make sense.

Unless somebody rear-ends you while you're parked.

Zero.

And if they're being told that something's going to keep everybody safe, they're going to lean in that direction.

And hurting the kids.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's what they did.

The thing is, I wonder how many people, if something very similar happened tomorrow, if a new COVID that's just as bad as the last COVID, meaning that it's not really that bad.

It's not the bubonic plague.

It's something that's going to really mostly be a major problem for old people and for people that are already immune compromised or have many comorbidities, like most of the people that died.

Right.