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how i help my parents in quarantine?

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me ist my speaking skills assignment i had to speak 1 minute pls help me ​

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Here's a fun thing that happened: I came to visit my hometown and my parents in Garland roughly a month ago. (Why? Don't ask!) And just as I was done ingesting all the Tex-Mex and fried food I could fit into my mouth, the world fell apart! Coronavirus spread and within a few days, I found myself quarantined with my parents in my childhood home.

I know what you're thinking: free food! And you are absolutely correct, and that's reason enough for me not to out my parents for all the weird things they do, yet here I go. Living with your parents for the first 18 years of your life is one thing. Living with them as a 29-year-old adult is another. After Dallas County put the shelter-in-place order into effect, we've been jammed together for 11 days, and let me tell you, this is a unique experience.

Please don't get mad at me. Obviously, I'm thankful for the place to live and the fact that my family is healthy and safe right now, but as my father — a person who was alive and in Dallas when JFK was shot — said, "This is the craziest thing I've ever lived through." So please, enjoy some of the things I've learned about my two 60-something-year-old roommates.