Episode 111: Alone Together
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Episode 111: Alone Together
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He checks in from the Throne with a commentary on COVID-19 and how the outbreak has changed all of our lives along with talking about the toll that the outbreak -- and the quarantines -- take on people's mental well-being. Plus, he shouts out to his people in his home state of Michigan, particularly #Detroit, and thanks all the essential workers out there for doing this when no one else will.
#StayHome #StaySafe #StayReady
For real tho: #StayYourAssAtHome
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