It's been cabinet still in quarantine, Wuhan.

That won't change for a while today.

I'm just gonna be answering some questions.

You guys have been posting on the previous videos.

Eso Let's get into it.

First question.

Are you scared?

You don't look so scared.

Um, I'm not scared.

No, no.

Yeah, I'm not scared.

And when I go to bed, usually quite late, I your mind starts to wander.

Well, you know, when you're going to bed and you can't sleep, you start to think crazy things.

But no, I'm not scared.

I just try not to think about it.

It's not time to worry yet.

Not for me.

I'm not infected as far as I know.

Um, so no need to worry.

No need to fear.

Just take precautions.

Be safe.

Be healthy.

Wash your hands where your masks You'll be.

Okay.

So no, I'm not I'm not scared.

Question to what is china doing in terms of sanitation To help prevent spreading of the virus?

China, Even before the virus I noticed, was quite a sanitary in the way that they would always every single day collect all the rubbish every single day.

You see trucks going back and forth, spraying water on the road, cleaning the road.

Only the other day, when I was actually at the shop, I didn't get a video of it.

There was a truck kind of like cleaning the midsection of the jeweled carriageway had, like, you know, just I don't know what to call that spinning sponges, if you will, just for the railing in the middle.

So especially since the virus, they've upped their game, and they were already quite good at being sanitary in the streets.

Three.

How are your family handling the news about you being in China with the outbreak going on?

Well, like I said, I I'm not worried.

I tell them not to worry.

In an ideal world, I wouldn't be here, but I am.

So there's nothing really we can do to get on with it.

Ah, we're always in touch.

I've had contact constantly now from my whole family ever since.

The real the lock down.

Basically, every day I get messages, I get called, so we reassure each other.

You know, I tell them not to worry.

They tell me not to worry.

We keep each other updated at the information for, like, evacuations and stuff.

So obviously they want me home and safe.

But until that's an option, a viable option, then I'm here and we just have to deal with or what is the hardest part about being quarantined?

What are you doing To avoid boredom?

The hardest part, the hardest part.

Maybe those annoying part is the cooking I actually like to cook, but here in China, I've only got 22 hubs, you know, two burners, uh, one walk and two putts on Not as many ingredients as I would like.

Obviously in a quarantine.

Um, so I like to cook.

But that's probably the most knowing thing because, like I said in the other video, I would usually eat out or have food brought in because it's just so cheap and it's so nice.

So that's probably the most annoying part actually gonna cook a carbonara tonight, so I'm looking forward to that.

I don't have spaghetti, so it'll be a penny carbonara.

I've got eggs.

I got bigon looking forward to that.

That'll be nice.

What was the rest of the ocean?

What am I doing to avoid boredom?

Well, this for one I do.

These videos kind of keep me saying For now that was a joke.

Um, today I'll actually clean my apartment because it is filthy.

I'm looking around and it is pretty untidy right now.

I'll show you there's my Washington just hanging up in the living room.

I'll quickly do that.

You go quite messy.

So that's what I'll be doing after this.

You know?

What do you do when you're on your on your holidays?

And you just you're in your apartments?

Like Imagine you were just in your apartment for a day.

What would you do to pass the time?

That's what I do.

I just every day.

Question five.

Are you getting anxious about any exposure?

Anxious about running out of food or money?

You are brave to say you will stay.

Well, uh, if I was that anxious about being exposed and I would never leave and I would just starve.

But I went out on Sunday.

When was that?

What day?

Today is Wednesday.

I feel fine.

I took precautions.

I wore my mask.

I looked silly in my goggles, but I It's been three days.

I still feel fine.

It's I'm not too anxious about it.

Like I say, I try not to worry about.

If I get infected.

Hopefully I'll be fine, even with the infection.

Gosh, now, I'm not too anxious, but over the anxious about anxious about running out of food or money Uh, China is great because it is not too expensive.

And so the food isn't too expensive.

So the money I'm not too worried about that.

Obviously, I was going to go on holiday, so I've saved all that money.

Oh, my holiday money is now, I guess.

Quarantine money.

Ah, food.

Like I said, I went out three days ago and I was fine.

The shops are always fully stocked.

Food is always gonna keep coming into the city.

That won't stop.

That just can't stop.

So maybe in a week, 10 days or so I'll go back out and do another big shop.

I have to get toiletries last time.

So this time I'll just focus all on food.

Um, suitcase again.

Just full of food.

I'm not worried about running out of food.

No, I just try not to worry about anything.

If I worry about it now and then it happens, then I've suffered twice.

I've suffered when I worried and I suffer when it happened.

So no point worrying.

What was the rest of it?

You are brave to say.

You will say I'm not brave.

I'm not brave to say Alice Day.

It just makes sense to me to stay.

The medical experts in America, Japan, Australia.

They're all saying we can bring home the people on dhe.

It should be OK.

We can have quarantined, set up and stuff ready for them when they arrive.

But there are exceptional circumstances for some people who definitely should leave.

I don't believe everyone should stay.

But unless you absolutely have to.

For now, while it is in this current States like I can't I don't know.

It could get much, much worse.

And then I might regret stay.

But right now, the way things are right now, I think staying isn't It?

Isn't.

It probably isn't the best option, but it definitely isn't a terrible option.

Plenty of food, Plenty of water.

China are handling the situation very well, so no, I'm not brave for staying.

I'm just just doing what I think is the right thing to do.

I don't want to infect anyone else, and I don't even maybe I would be infected by being evacuated.

Maybe so.

I just to me it seems like the best idea.

I people would probably disagree with that.

Some people would want to get out as soon as possible.

My family, like I say, they want me home.

But I think the way things are now, that's what I'm saying.

The way things are right now, staying isn't a terrible options.

As for the evacuations that are underway, I don't know too much about Australian.

Japan doesn't really concern me.

Um, the Americans.

There was a flight of Americans that left yesterday morning, I think was 7 a.m. or 10 p.m. I think it was meant to be seven.

No, the Americans, the American flight with people on it, left last night, and I believe now they're in Alaska for a week of quarantine.

So that's good for them.

The British, uh, I believe there's a flight Thursday morning.

I think it's at 7 a.m. On hopefully people I was referring to earlier in dire circumstances who are at the most risk.

Hopefully, they'll get on that flight and they'll get out.

Uh, I am in touch with the Irish Embassy.

We communicate.

So if there is evacuation for me, like I said, I'll do the evacuation under the right circumstances, knowing that quarantine and health and medical professionals are making these decisions.

So we have to trust them.

We have to put our trust in them.

They know what they're talking about.

I'm just a guy in Wuhan.

I just live in the situation.

They really know what to do.

So I think we can trust that if people are being evacuated, they're being evacuated in the right way, in the right manner.

And we can just hope for the best six.

How are the people within Wuhan reacting to this?

Are the people that mistrustful or feeling optimistic that they can weather this?

I can't remember what day it was.

He was the 27th No, 26th.

It was a day it was in the past.

Very, very recently.

Maybe 234 days ago.

On an eight o'clock all the citizens of Wuhan who are still here the millions that are still here, They went to their windows.

They went to their balcony on everyone was shouting Jail and joy.

Oh means come on.

It's like encouragement.

So people were shouting, JJ, I owe to the city like Come on, we could do this, showing how resilient they are and just really showing that we can band together on Dhe.

Wu Han can get through this.

So yeah, that answers the question, doesn't it?

How are people reacting?

Everyone's reacting very well.

People are staying inside.

People are wearing their masks.

When they go outside, they're taking the right precautions on DDE.

I think everyone's doing pretty well.

What was the rest of the question?

Are people mistrustful or feeling optimistic?

People are feeling optimistic.

Obviously, in a city of 11 million, if only 1% of them or even half a percent of them are feeling restless or mistrust, well, then you might see a video of someone freaking out.

But such a small percentage.

The city is coping well with this terrible situation.

Question seven.

How do you manage to draw the line between?

But how do you manage to draw the line between precaution and paranoia?

Under such a situation?

I am like I said before about going out, you take the right.

Precautions.

You take the correct measures to make sure you don't get infected.

So masks goggles.

That probably relates back to the other one.

About what our china doing for sanitary was I have this mask.

It's a dust mask.

And I didn't know.

I wouldn't have known that that wasn't gonna be good enough on its own.

Uh, but China sent out loads of information.

The right precautions.

Take what?

What meets to avoid?

Uh, you know, wash your hands with what kind of soap?

Antibacterial alcohol, soap, stuff like that.

But the paranoia thing I saw comment saying something like, uh I hope he washes the wheels on his suitcase when he gets back from the shop on.

I was like, uh, seems a bit much I'm not gonna be looking to is off the suitcase.

I mean, I'd say you just use your common sense.

What's too much?

If you think about it too much, You think Oh, my God.

When was the last time I wash my hands?

I can't talk to my face.

You think I'm inside?

I'm in the apartment.

The Hammond is clean and safe.

Cook your food thoroughly.

You know, just you know, common sense.

Really.

Just don't go to fire with it.

Don't want to become, You know, every five minutes, clean your hands.

It's just it's unnecessary.

You don't need to be that bad.

You wouldn't do that if the flu was going around.