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“I think that the amount that they will meet with people on video will go up so dramatically as a result of this. That there won't be a memory of when this was rare. Like it used to be a big burden for me. It used to be if somebody wanted to video chat, I was like, ugh, why, then I can't keep working on whatever I'm working on while I'm talking to you on the phone. And now, because we're kind of sequestered in our house, it feels incredibly gratifying to be able to see your face. But our children will have no concept of how unusual this was for us.”

“I think one of the things that has become so abundantly clear in this whole shutdown or shelter in place is you cannot actually have everyone shut down, because you need to have the vascular system of our nation working. You need to have food delivered, you need to have plumbing that's going on. You need to have heating and cooling and electricity. We can't have a system where everybody just stops working. It literally, we would die.”