April 16. At the hairdresser’s. It was nine o'clock, the salon had just opened, and between everyone, employees and customers alike, there was only one topic: vaccines. The air was buzzing with it. Who had which one, which one was the best, and which one had the strongest side effects. It was discussed like the strength of the hangover in relation to the part of town where one spent the night. A quarter of the city has already been vaccinated twice. Euphoria everywhere.

L. - the other L. - who works in the hospital, is one of the very few who changed her assessment in the course of the pandemic. At first, she thought the handling of it was negligent; no measure could go far enough for her. Now she thinks everything is exaggerated. She bases this on the number of cases in her intensive care unit.