Yeah, I got it. I got COVID from a roommate who isn't entirely sure how he got it because he was being safe too. It's just one of those reminders to be extra careful. Thankfully, I'm on day seven of symptoms and at the time of release the worst I've gotten is night sweats and a light runny nose. 

So with my personal health not so much in question, the question becomes how sane can I be isolating in my room for two weeks. You might be able to tell in this episode I get a little rambley, but hopefully I'm still coherent.  

I'm fortunate that the goal of the last month (which also has had no shows, so no one who's been to a Curbside Comedy should feel like they've been put at risk) has been building the business of Curbside Comedy. A talented friend has helped me to build a website that's home to the branding and messaging of the business, and another friend designed a logo. All of that coming together is hopefully adding to the legitimacy of the business which in turn will help grow Curbside Comedy into what I believe it can be. More on all this in the episode. 

The next real step is putting it all into action. For the winter, the idea of moving has been in the back of my head for months. As of the day of releasing this episode, I'll be signing a lease to move to Tampa, FL. The move will happen after COVID-19 quarantining is complete. For those listening or watching in New England, I'll be back. I've got family here.

To send me a question, you can connect with me on Instagram, @connor_kwiecien, via email, [email protected], or head to my website connorkwiecien.com.