Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Late Night with Seth Meyers"
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I agree with Goldstein, what we call football is really American rugby, you move the damned oblong with your hands. Growing up in rural California, I detested sports because it was all pointy ball and baseball. Finally a football (the real football) official talked me into watching him officiate, by promising me that the game was finite, not timeout after timeout. I was willing to commit to two 45 minute half, and maybe a 10 minute overtime. But I don't understand his being confused by baseball, it is a lot less baroque than cricket. Several times, I asked friends what the rules of that game were, and the most obtuse explanation I ever got was "You put nine stones in your pocket, and each time the sides change you move a stone to another pocket. When all the stones have been moved, you go drink."
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I started reading about this novel Coronavirus in mid January (MMWR from CDC), and slowly my panic began to grow, as I saw our government do nothing. I was in Israel at the time, and returned home on February 3. The border agents were taking temperatures of everyone from affected countries, and pulling out those with a fever. So, I felt more secure. But, then I started reading about asymptomatic cases transmitting the disease, and my freak out escalated. I called my daughters, and told them to prepare. My older girl works for Intel, and said several of her co-workers just returned from China, and I told her don't touch anything, there are fomites all over the place. Shortly after that, Intel sent all its workers home. But, still our government dithered.
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