And their numbers are going back up. And their economy was the worst performing among their comparable neighbors. It makes no sense at all because for a few wee

And their numbers are going back up. And their economy was the worst performing among their comparable neighbors. It makes no sense at all because for a few weeks their case numbers are lower. And even if they remain, say 50% of what their neighbors’ case loads are, their response will still have been worse in outcomes because we know much more about how to handle COVID which has led to significantly better results for people who get it today vs a few months ago. Even if the total number of cases are exactly the same, having those cases later is a huge win in itself.