International Truck Update 15

Welcome everybody, to service. Drive Revolution, our international version. Gentlemen, how are you today? Adam and Jeremy, what's going on?

I'm doing. Doing pretty good. Fantastic.

Jeremy, that's not the truth.

No, it's not the truth. It's not the truth. Picked up the rollers.

That's going on, Jerry.

You what?

I picked up the coronavirus over here.

The Rona?

Yep.

A friend gave it to you?

No, my campaign manager. Unfortunately, we were knocking doors and walking around and I must have picked it up at that point.

You mean your former campaign manager?

She's not fired. She's just gonna have to work a lot harder when we're out of quarantine, that's all.

Did you have a mask on? Were you following all the stuff I did?

Were you in a body condom? Took it off to eat a hot dog. And there we go. Was it at least a Chicago style hot dog?

Where was this hot dog at?

Was it at that place? What is it called?

Portillo's. Portillo's place.

You took me Portillo's?

No, no. If it was Portillo's, I wouldn't have gotten it and, like, it would have protected me.

So today we're going to talk about some interesting books that we've been reading and share our sights on that. And also we're going to talk about what managers can do that are new coming into a new department and some ideas on that and then anything else that comes up. But do understand that Jeremy's at a little bit of a disadvantage because he is a week into the Rona. And I'm sure everybody's kind of curious what it feels like or how the process has been for you.

Well, it's been pretty nutty. Like I lost my sense of taste and smell. Like that's a thing that happens. I still like. I don't eat any less. I'm still like drinking coffee. Like, you know, it's going out of style. But it's weird because it's. Besides that, it kind of hits you wherever you're weakest. Like my lungs are. I always get, like, colds and stuff like that. So I'm getting worse lung symptoms than a lot of other people because of the fact that they're already susceptible to being infected by things. Other than that. It's, you know, other than the cough, light fever, and loss of taste and smell, it's pretty much the classic stuff. You know, I don't have, like original cold bladder, so I've got the classic version.

So you can feel it when you're breathing.

Mm.

Like, do you feel congested, or what does it feel like?

It kind of feels. It just feels like you got crud in there. Like, it doesn't. I don't feel congested necessarily, but it feels like there's kind of stuff in my lungs and, like, liquid, something like mucus, kind of. Do you cough up anything? Not really. That's the other part of it. Like, you can't get it, like, loosened up to where it's. No.

Man. Well, I hope you get better quick. That's scary. Hooded.