“Human Stupidity is Only Eclipsed by its Laziness”

from The Cubicle Rebellion Hosted by Jeremy King

In this episode Jason and I talk about how we all deserve to be treated like kindergartens since we can’t seem to wash our hands (23:00) how business service could have the potential to become better since demand has decreased and people are quarantined (37:00) what Rona is doing in Thailand (1:01:50) how you gotta laugh at things that are painful in life (1:08:50) how we are living out what will be in future history books (1:08:00) theories we’ve heard about da Rona ((1:20:00) what the future of the NBA will be like post Rona (1:24:00) how overall social attendance may be down for a while after da Rona chills out ((1:29:00) and how John Stockton is the swine flu of the NBA). Enjoy!

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