Think back to the summer of 2020. I know, I get it, you don’t want to, neither do I, really.
But picture the kind of brain rot that set in during those months of the pandemic when everything felt bizarre and scary and on fire.
Think back to the summer of 2020. I know, I get it, you don’t want to, neither do I, really.
But picture the kind of brain rot that set in during those months of the pandemic when everything felt bizarre and scary and on fire.