Okay, hello, everyone.

Welcome maybe to the full cup.

We are just experimenting with recording remotely. Rachel is at her home. We're on a little

conference call and hopefully the quality is good enough to just put something out. Well,

maybe, maybe not. We just started talking and I decided to start recording unless in case we

want to put something out there in this conversation gets real deep.

Well, and we were just talking, we have been talking for like 30 minutes trying to figure this out.

And I asked Rachel if, you know, we should just record something short about maybe Corona or whatever to get out and just give help to whoever,

you know, if you have, if you have anything to say. And then you said there are two things

and I cut you off and said, wait, let's start recording. Okay, so two things. Two things that have

been very interesting with the current circumstances with COVID-19 and everyone being on quarantine or displaced and disconnected from each other is when it first happened, the response that I would hear is people with anxiety work and OCD were kind of saying,

yeah, world, this is, you get a little bit of taste of what my life is like 24-7. So it was really

interesting. But also, there was a side that was like, hey world, this is my gig.

Like, get out.

I'm the one that's worrying.

I'm the one that washes my hands 50 times a day, not you.

So it's been kind of an interesting.

So you're saying like you have people who already are obsessive about things like that who are like.

Yes.

That we're grateful now that the world gets to kind of have a small little taste of what their

life is like all the time and and be able to form maybe some empathy for that.

But there's also some that are a little bit possessive of their experience by saying

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