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视频号｜马丹丹英语私教
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Welcome back to The Daily Social Distancing Show. Let’s talk about Halloween. You know, it’s when the whole neighborhood pays child support with Kit Kats. But with the pandemic here, we’re treating it a bit differently. Let’s find out how differently in our special segment, Halloween in the time of Corona. When you think about it, Halloween is the exact opposite of social distancing. You go to as many strangers’ houses as possible, and ask them for stuff that they’ve touched. Plus, there’s saliva everywhere from when the people eat candy corn. Oh, I forgot how much this shit sucks. But whatever the reason, this year, many cities are doing away with Halloween completely. Will Halloween be canceled? 2020 being the worst year ever, there’s new concern about the treasured holiday due to the pandemic. Health officials in LA announced that door-to-door trick-or treating is banned this year. Also banned, haunted houses and large gatherings. New York’s classic parade that draws a million people to Greenwich Village every year, canceled. Chicago’s too. Atlanta went virtual. In a town famous for witch trails and Halloween celebrations, the scariest thing in Salem, Massachusetts, this year, the tourists. They mayor is telling sightseers to stay home. And in Richmond, trick-or-treating is not canceled. However, my best recommendation is that you stay home. Yes, it turns out Halloween events are getting canceled all across the US because if these cities actually held these events, somebody could die. No, but for real, though, someone could die, because of corona. Like, someone could actually die.
