Monologue On The Flu

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Hi, Craig.
Wow, the flu caught him.
A hot shower, tea with honey and lemon, analgesic, vitamin C and bed decreases the effects
Take care, these viruses are dangerous
Thank you very much for speaking my name, the connection here has failed quite
Here is a video attempt, but free software is very bad
Sorry to ask, what was your problem, family or friends?

see you later

Be Well

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