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my wife is eternally happy
my life is more like soup.
i don't know how she does it.
~t
i'm suffering..
friggin' allergies man, or wait, maybe it's corona....
crap--
come take a 4am journey with me across the country, across subjects, and deep into my own neuroses..
find out what happens when me and the wife's car breaks down just outside the Grand Canyon---the no frills tow truck driver, the garage shop owner who we swore was Santa Claus, the pissy motels, and the Denny's waitress who didn't know what UBER was...
..and some other stuff...
what a wild world.
~t
Starlog March 18th, 2020
Planet Earth
Atlanta
..in a nicely decorated home somewhere in Wesley Chapel...
Everyone is terrified. And if you aren't terrified, you're not falling in line, you're literally and figuratively, and outlier if you aren't positively scared to death right now.
But, scared to death, of WHAT exactly?
They say numbers don't lie. Well if that's the case, somebody's lying. There have been much worse pandemics around the globe, and no, you don't have to search 100's of years ago to find out what they were. In fact, in terms of dead bodies, other diseases have claimed many more lives than this Corona Virus has, so far, at least.
Even the disease itself is a bit of a mystery, what exactly is it? What are its symptoms? If you catch it, is it a death sentence, like HIV was back in its heyday? Or, can you survive it?
Even so, why so much drama? Why the draconian lockdown across the world? Why the curfews, closures, cutbacks, and shutdowns?
Is it all really that necessary?
My man Kevin Pruitt, an investigative reporter and ordained minister, talks to me about his feelings about what's really going on..
Kev gets amped, you don't want to miss this.
It'll either calm you down, rile you up, or force you to search for your own answers, answers, it seems, "we the people" are just not privy to at this delicate moment in time.
Corona.
Fact?
Fiction?
Or~
Fuckery.
You decide.
tdh
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