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I Tested Positive...

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I tested positive for the coronavirus and that is why you didn't hear from me last week. I said I was gonna do this podcast every single Monday. We got off to a bit of a rocky start because during last week's podcast, I actually had the virus and I didn't know. And it turns out my PA had the virus, my cameraman who's over there also had the virus, my whole team around me tested positive for the virus at the same time, and none of us knew. And In terms of the experience that I had with the virus, I had one or two tricky days. There was One day in particular last week where I had mild flu symptoms, and then I started to get this really bizarre muscular pain in my back.

And I I remember it being three or four AM in the morning and I'm lying in bed thinking, How do I stop this pain in my back? And I ordered um Ivy proof and I think like painkillers on delivery, which were delivered to my door at four AM. Um and that night I remember Pulling my pillows off my bed and sleeping on the floor of my bedroom to try and straighten out my back. Weird symptoms to get, I know. Um, but that's the virus. The the symptoms are so unpredictable and crazy. My assistant lost her taste and smell, which is quite a popular one.

Jack had a a bunch of cold symptoms and things like that as well, but Thankfully, we all recovered. And that isn't always the case. A lot of people, especially people that are a little bit more vulnerable and have pre existing conditions, Aren't always that lucky. But it it made me reflect. It made me reflect on the craziness of of the world right now. Isn't it nuts?

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