i don't know how i'm gonna pay my bills. i don't know how i'm gonna pay my rent. [nelson] so many restaurants, so many stores. people you knew and had worked with or shopped with forever, gone. never came back. [tony] all across the country, empty streets, as more americans are either ordered to stay home or they choose to do so. new york is like that scene in vanilla sky, with tom cruise, where time square's empty. that was real. the craziest thing was just that a city with that kind of density was empty at rush hour. the societal change that everybody went through is gonna be talked about for next generations. i have granddaughters that will remember not going to school, not going to birthday parties, wearing masks during the great pandemic. there's a generation that's gonna say, "yeah, well, let's see, that was, that was, that was back during covid." [brian] around the country, some workplaces are telling their employees, "stay home," because of the coronavirus outbreak. it was so interesting to live through this extraordinary acceleration into the future, where this work-from-home world that we were told for decades was going to come