Maybe a little denial as there are no cases in our county or within 30 miles of us, diagnosed. I do think it came through here in January and February as we had a lot of cases of people with all the symptoms and were tested for flu and failed the flu test but they called it flu. Even many put in ICU. I just know there is a paranoia around here of the "hot spots" as the government and news call them. I realize that most of the populated spots in the US are really hot spots because of closeness in every area and those of us in rural America are fortunate in this maybe because we are not being tested very much and our social distancing is easier than the highly populated areas. We have social distancing as a lifestyle. As one of my friends said, I live in social distancing in the tree stand, turkey blind, and fishing boat. I work with four guys every day and won't go anywhere where there is more than 25 in any confined area. We have a close set of friends and do not ever get in a crowd of more than 100 people at any event. So yes, my definition of hot spot would be different than many. I can't think of a time that in the past 3 months that I have been in a crowd of more than 100-200 people at any given time. Even at the college game I stayed off to myself and never sat shoulder to shoulder with anyone. Not minimizing the results of it but as I told someone this morning it is different when you don't know anyone who has had it for sure and you have no confirmed cases within a 30 minute drive.