I think you will likely see that there will be increasing numbers of infections and all that now hopefully, the treatments continue to get better so that you know itвЂ™s itвЂ™s bad but not as bad but the numbers are just going to be so large that itвЂ™s going to be I think Guaranteed. I agree with typical pandemics have have have gone that way. I think that the health situation by also by all estimates is likely to get worse in the fall right now all of the for sure. I that q4, so October one on will be the most difficult period that any of us have ever seen. I would love to hear what youвЂ™re saying, I think And but yeah, so I mean, if you want to talk about outlook, I can talk about outlook, I think I think IДo. And by the time you realize that itвЂ™s too late, right, so itвЂ™s one of those great, you know, it becomes very challenging. The problem is that at some point, I believe it will.

Because itвЂ™s itвЂ™s really not just generally spreading around where we are fast. And for someone like me who is more cautious, it makes it hard for me to argue that you know, you need to be more cautious. I think that breeds a certain degree of complacency. So you know, but I believe that there are only 12 people in the whole state hospitalized with COVID. Now, if I if I heard the numbers correctly, yesterday, IвЂ™m remembering it correctly. I mean, and, and itвЂ™s just fair, because youвЂ™re in New Hampshire, I believe right. What is amazing, it is such a different experience in different places. The parks arenвЂ™t open, the playgrounds arenвЂ™t open. I mean, weвЂ™re still certain certainly Chicago is quote unquote, open, but weвЂ™re still so not open. It behaves much as summer baseball in other times, shall we say but I donвЂ™t want to get too far off. I could do four games every Saturday and every Sunday. I could be out on firing every night if I wanted to. I mean, thereвЂ™s more baseball in New Hampshire to umpire than any normal summer. But you know, we decided that we werenвЂ™t comfortable with him doing So he was doing something productive because as usual summertime activity is umpiring baseball. For those of you who have not been listening, my summer associate is my son who is headed off to college freshman year. So I The last week or so IвЂ™ve had to pick up some of the slack, shall we say. My summer associate start school at the end of the month but okay. Have your Oh your summer associates probably started school hasnвЂ™t he? Well, this is a first and IвЂ™m not sure we will see if this episode actually ever airs because maybe you suit simply too depressing for me to have to listen to it over again to do the actual post production on it. And then it was so I would like to be prepared. Everybody, all these economists were saying the sky is falling, the sky is falling, the sky is falling and I was like, Oh, please, it canвЂ™t be that bad. Like to hear your theory so that I am better prepared because this is what I learned during the Great Recession. I donвЂ™t think anybody really wants to hear my theories about q4 though, I would Now I want to talk about that instead of ideas. I just part of it is IвЂ™ve had too many conversations recently where weвЂ™ve talked about the rest of 2020 and I am I am Very, very pessimistic on where the rest of the year goes. I canвЂ™t imagine why anybody would be burned out. YouДЄnd youвЂ™re youвЂ™re tired today, so I could just like, Maybe, or maybe IвЂ™ll just argue with you to argue with you. Well, I think I think like most things where you and I think we donвЂ™t agree, and we start a show, because of that, weвЂ™re gonna find that thereвЂ™s more common ground than we think because we go along, Well, I know we donвЂ™t agree on this, but no, We wonвЂ™t give you an idea until you become a client of ours. IвЂ™m Chip Griffin,ДЄnd weвЂ™re here today to give you an idea. Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Agency Leadership Podcast. Please listen to the audio to confirm accuracy. The following is a computer-generated transcript.

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