Vaccines — Like Apple Pies On A Conveyor Belt

One of my favorite “Candid Camera” segments was on a new employee in a pie company whose job it was to pick up each pie arriving on a conveyor belt, slip it into a box, turn around and put the box on a second conveyor belt. He did fine for a short while; then the show’s producers cranked up the first conveyor belt and the pies arrived so fast that they were falling on the floor or flying across the room. I feel the same way as that worker. I am simply unable to keep up with all the vaccines that are being released at record speed. No one really can.

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