- OK.

This was the list of patients from our computer as who were 75 or over.

I contacted everyone who I knew who was not in a nursing home or that I know had passed.

And Robert, what we didn't do yesterday is temperatures at the door.

OK, that is on button towards the bottom there.

Good morning.

- Good morning.

Good morning.

Come in the house.

I need to take your temperature.

- OK. Good morning.

- Y'all are, bless your hearts, the first group today.

So you're going to get the brand new fresh vaccine that's just had a chance to warm up.

- Kind of let you have a seat over here.

Clay County has been hit badly this past week or two.

City Hall is closed.

There's been an outbreak at the post office.

So we decided we just needed to go ahead and get this out.

We weren't expecting to get it so soon, but it just arrived by FedEx Wednesday afternoon, so that's why y'all got called.

- This is Dr. Frank Isele.

He's a retired pathologist that lives out on the lake.

So he gave me my shot yesterday that still hurts.

I'm not saying it's your fault.

- Well, she gave me my shot, and it still hurts.

- Is there somebody else that can give the shot?

[laughter] [background chatter] - The state has kind of a priority list.

We're getting very little direction from the state about how that's supposed to happen.

They've done no planning that we can perceive about this whole thing.

You OK?

- Good.

- Good.

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