Americans are under a lot of stress because of the Coronavirus pandemic, and a new survey found that one-quarter have already reached their breaking point. In the survey, 72% said they expect to reach a "breaking point" by mid-June if stay-at-home orders aren't lifted, and 100% said it would happen if they last for longer than six months. So we went to the phones and asked Chicagoans: Have you reached your breaking point? And if not, what are you doing for peace of mind/to remain calm?

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Ed is fed up over the lack of hand sanitizer and cleaning supplies.

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POLL: AMERICANS WANT TO DO AWAY WITH HAND SHAKES EVEN AFTER THE PANDEMIC

Handshakes have become a thing of the past amid the coronavirus pandemic -- that is, when we're actually seeing each other outside of our lockdowns -- and a new poll finds that Americans would like it to stay that way even after the pandemic ends. A majority of 54 percent said they think we should use a different greeting There were more unusual suggestions named by just a few or even one person, including: jazz hands; the Vulcan salute from Star Trek, and the Wakanda Forever salute from the movie Black Panther.

SO WE ASKED OUR LISTENERS:

Should we do away with handshakes for good even after the pandemic is over, since they can transmit diseases?

POLL: AMERICANS WANT TO DO AWAY WITH HAND SHAKES EVEN AFTER THE PANDEMIC

Handshakes have become a thing of the past amid the coronavirus pandemic -- that is, when we're actually seeing each other outside of our lockdowns -- and a new poll finds that Americans would like it to stay that way even after the pandemic ends. A majority of 54 percent said they think we should use a different greeting There were more unusual suggestions named by just a few or even one person, including: jazz hands; the Vulcan salute from Star Trek, and the Wakanda Forever salute from the movie Black Panther.

SO WE ASKED OUR LISTENERS:

Should we do away with handshakes for good even after the pandemic is over, since they can transmit diseases?

A southern Illinois state lawmaker filed a lawsuit Thursday against Gov. J.B. Pritzker for extending the state’s stay-at-home order and aims to block the extension of the state at home order. Republican State Rep. Darren Bailey of Xenia claims that Pritzker has exceeded his authority and is violating the civil rights of the state’s residents. "Enough is enough!" Bailey said in a statement. "I filed this lawsuit on behalf of myself and my constituents who are ready to go back to work and resume a normal life.” No other counties in Illinois have agreed with State Rep Darren Bailey and think he’s being irresponsible, but worry that his stance will have an effect on the public complying with state at home orders or other lawmakers wanting to file suit as well.

A southern Illinois state lawmaker filed a lawsuit Thursday against Gov. J.B. Pritzker for extending the state’s stay-at-home order and aims to block the extension of the state at home order. Republican State Rep. Darren Bailey of Xenia claims that Pritzker has exceeded his authority and is violating the civil rights of the state’s residents. "Enough is enough!" Bailey said in a statement. "I filed this lawsuit on behalf of myself and my constituents who are ready to go back to work and resume a normal life.” No other counties in Illinois have agreed with State Rep Darren Bailey and think he’s being irresponsible, but worry that his stance will have an effect on the public complying with state at home orders or other lawmakers wanting to file suit as well.

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