I have a work from home job now. Pays like half of what I used to make. So, can't really afford to go anywhere or do anything. Over half of the few people I used to call friends are no longer friends because they are vaxtards now and can't stand being associated with me now because I am an unvaxxed 'Fauci unbeliever'.

The couple of other friends who aren't vaxed are older and have serious health conditions that make them scared to take the jab and so they isolate themselves and won't hang out with me. I have an autoimmune condition myself but I don't isolate on purpose - just no one to go do anything with anymore, etc. I take my supplements and have some Ivermectin on standby, just in case and am not terribly worried about it. I'm sure I'll catch it sooner or later.

Me & the critters have become adjusted to hermit life. I go to the grocery store or the feed store twice a month or so, and that's been about it up til 2 weeks ago when my asshole employer started making all us unvaxed go get a damn weekly covid test, even though we work from home full time. Makes no sense, but I need the job. At least in my state the tests are free and the place I go lets me swab my own nose (so the only time it actually touches the inside of my nostrils is by accident).

If it wasn't for Bitchute, Rumble, etc. & GLP, I'd probably lose my mind. Maybe I already have - hard to tell with no one to compare myself to in person. Doing online tech support for a living is not exactly intellectually stimulating or lucrative, but it keeps a roof over my head & the power on - and I prefer to be gainfully employed and self-supporting if at all possible, even if I am poor by a lot of people's standards.

Hopefully after the die-off I can get a better job. But for now, this will do and until all the NPCs are dead, I'd just as soon not have to interact with them in person. Only thing I really worry about is if I were to die, no one would probably notice and my animals would starve to death. That thought bothers me a lot. I live kind of out in the country, so there's nobody right next to me.