I have a very good friend of mine whom I respect a great deal. When the jab came out I studied it a while and decided against it. My friend decided to take it, accepting the advice of his doctor vs mine. I did all I could to convince him to wait and allow more information rto surface. He didn't listen, at least not to me.

A few months ago me, my wife, my friend and his girlfriend were having dinner together. He told me then "if I knew then what I know now, I never would have taken that damn vaccine". Oh how I wanted to say I told ya so, because I did. But I didn't, I bit my tongue.

And this guy is usually smarter than your average person. He's an attorney and before that was a mechanical engineer. I definitely thought he would display a bit more discernment.

I tend to follow a thing called the penguin theory of life, So for those that don't know what that is, when a bunch of penguins find a hole in the ice, they surround the hole standing shoulder to shoulder bumping into each other. Until one of them finally slips into the hole. The remaining penguins stare at the hole. If the one that fell in comes up with a fish, they all dive in and get them a fish. If he doesn't come up, they assume he got eated by a killer whale and go find another hole.

Basically the moral is, it ain't always best to be first, Sometimes it's much more advantageous to wait a while. I know that's a long road to a small farm.