

#978 - FFAF: A Few Good Things From The Pandemic
7 snips Jan 3, 2025
Reflecting on the Covid-19 pandemic, the host shares personal experiences during California's lockdowns and highlights the unexpected positives. Improved hygiene practices and new sick etiquette emerged, alongside a rise in remote work and productivity. A shift towards skepticism of government authority showcases changing mindsets. The challenges of remote learning for kids and the adaptability of families are discussed, revealing strengthened bonds and enhanced educational experiences.
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California Lockdown Escapades
- Trent and his family sought ways to enjoy themselves during California's strict lockdown.
- They visited empty college campuses and played, even dodging police helicopters near closed beaches.
Improved Hygiene
- COVID-19 improved hygiene practices, resulting in cleaner public spaces and increased hand sanitizer use.
- Trent notes that his family experienced a significant reduction in colds after adopting regular hand sanitizer use in their car.
New Sickness Etiquette
- COVID-19 shifted social norms around sickness, making it more acceptable to stay home when ill.
- Trent appreciates the increased awareness of not spreading illness, even if the "grandma killing" narrative was exaggerated.