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    <em>Social Distance</em>: Can I Have a Drink?

    The<em> Atlantic</em> staff writer Derek Thompson on what needs to happen in Washington to make sure Americans stay afloat.
    by Kevin Townsend Mar 24, 2020 2 minutes

    Americans are losing their jobs and hope. But opening businesses back up would endanger lives. On this episode of , James Hamblin and Katherine Wells call Katherine’s brother, Sam, a bartender sheltering in place, for some perspective. And the staff writer Derek Thompson joins them to discuss what needs to happen in Washington to make sure people stay

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