During these tough times, it can be easy to fall down the dark rabbit hole of negative news headlines, leaving us feeling anxious and helpless.
So, John Krasinski, from The Office, has taken it upon himself to spread some good news to boost morale!
During these tough times, it can be easy to fall down the dark rabbit hole of negative news headlines, leaving us feeling anxious and helpless.
So, John Krasinski, from The Office, has taken it upon himself to spread some good news to boost morale!
If you're anything like me, 15 days into quarantine, things are starting to look bleak.
Every news headline right seems to be negative, making it hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
And while it's all for the greater good, it is getting harder and harder by the day to stay optimistic.
Roughly 37,000 of those cases resulted in death, 160,000 have recovered, and the remaining cases are still active.
Film productions and concerts have all been put on hold, and in some places there is talk of keeping schools closed until September.
The toilet paper shortage hasn't helped much either.
Dozens of musicians have been hosting live-stream concerts, including the Backstreet Boys, Bryan Adams, John Legend, and Madonna.
And it's going down smooth!
A place where he can share all the warm and fuzzy headlines that we're all dying for rn.
Kudos to John for thinking so outside the box. I think we could all really use some good news.
They chatted about The Office's 25-year anniversary. It was adorable, and for a split second I forgot that we're living in the twilight zone.
"Thank you very much. My daughters did it by the way," John replied.
"We were on a little show called The Office and it turned 15 years old."
"It's such a happy surprise," Steve said. "That after all these years people are still tuning in".
I can only imagine that as things pick up, he will be speaking to more and more guests — spreading all of the love and positivity we need right now.