We're not welcoming that many visitors and all that, and we're not going out to too many parties and art openings and stuff anyway. Well, I mean, if we're not out in the world somewhere playing shows, oftentimes when we'd come home, we would be fairly isolated on our own anyway. I have to imagine that the Flaming Lips HQ in Oklahoma City is probably a little more prepared than most places for a pandemic than other places, what with all the space bubbles and stuff. Especially in April and early May, it was kind of a scary time. I don't know if Brooklyn was, but it sort of seemed like that up in that area it was devastating.ĭefinitely. But of all the places in America, that seems like the hardest hit. I've seen that there are some restaurants in Manhattan that have these plastic space bubble things set up outside. Anytime there's a plastic bubble involved in anything, everybody will send it to me. Which I'm not sure that many restaurants are actually opting to do yet, at least in my neighborhood.
Well, yesterday they started to allow indoor dining again. I know several people that sort of live live up there, and it's like, 'Gosh.' Is anything getting back to normal?
