> "Personally, I rather like this interstitial time where the scared remain home and I am free to roam with my friends." i've been saying all along that the de

> "Personally, I rather like this interstitial time where the scared remain home and I am free to roam with my friends." i've been saying all along that the default policy positions should have led directly to this outcome. everyone sorts themselves into risk profiles and everyone is happy with their risk exposure. but that doesn't appease political ambitions, so we don't get that.