Jessica Smetana

We're going on a cruise at the end of the summer.

We like going on cruises.

But there's like this virus outbreak on one of these cruises, right?

You see this?

Yeah, Canary Islands have denied them.

So they're actually just floating out at sea with no real port to go to.

And they're going across the entire ocean for somebody to try and find a port for them to dock.

But everybody's like, yeah, I think we're good right now.

And now it begs the question, like, what do we do with this ship that has this terrifying virus that fills your lungs full of liquid with no cure?

And we're looking at, you know, another repeat of something else that happened a couple years ago.

It's like, how do we stop this?

Let's not get ahead of ourselves.

It's interesting that human beings can do this.

I know some human beings who would be very proud that their gas could kill another human being.

Right?

I mean, I think we all know people who would use that as a real point of pride, a real feather in their life cap.

We know different people.

I just recently had the opportunity to visit head coach of Pitt, Pat Narduzzi.

And I was talking with him about do's and don'ts about, well, you were just talking about where you're going to feed your wedding attendees, apparently none of whom will be from the Levitard universe.

If I'm picking up what you were laying down.