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New Normal, sebuah kata-kata yang indah, membuat smuanya seakan baik-baik saja, buat saya kata new normal sama saja seperti kata "turut berduka cita" saat ke tempat orang meninggal, ga ada guna nya, pada kenyataan nya lu ga "turut" lu ga benar - benar merasakan apa yang mereka rasakan, pada akhirnya toh yang meninggal tetap meninggal, cuma kata - kata penghiburan kosong yang ga ada artinya

New Normal itu di tangkap sama orang-orang kalo smua dah baik-baik saja, sudah normal, padahal ngak men, itu cuma kata - kata penghiburan, biar lu ga galau-galau amat, pada kenyataan nya kita tetap di tengah pandemi anjir, dan lu musti tau, semua pencegahan musti tetap di lakukan, ntah pake masker, social distancing dan lain sebagai nya yang gua juga ga jelas apa, yang pasti bukan ngumpul waktu CFD ampe rame ato maen ke mall macam orang kampung ga pernah ke mall

Cuman di pikir-pikir lagi memang ada beberapa hal positif juga sih yg terjadi, kyk orang2 lebih rajin cuci tangan kalo baru pulang, sebagian orang tetap jaga jarak, dan kebanyakan menggunakan masker sebagai alat proteksi diri, bahkan masker lebih penting dari pada helm pada saat pandemi gini, karena tadi gua nemuin orang kebut-kebutan pake masker tapi ga pake helm, ya... logis sih, kan katanya kalo orang nya mati virusnya tetap ada di mayatnya, minimal pala ilang tapi badan ga kena COVID lah yah, bhay!

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