HI, STRANGER

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You may have seen this visualization of how social distancing can stop the spread of illnesses like COVID-19. What you may not have seen is this, uh, very particular version of it:


That's right: say "Hi, stranger!" to the "Hi Stranger" guy from this viral (and extremely weird) video from a few years back.


Listen to his calming voice and feel at peace while in quarantine. You're doing great.


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