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When life deals you COVID-19, you pack up the pickup and go to a drive-in concert. Or four. The Concert in Your Car event will be going down this summer at Globe Life Field near Dallas. That's the home of the Texas Rangers.

Here are the hardest jobs, according to a new survey: Nurse . . . doctor . . . paramedic . . . police officer . . . and firefighter. And the top sign of being a hard worker is helping out coworkers when you don't need to.

If you've never seen Carl Sagan's list of rules for detecting B.S., you should check them out. They're from a chapter called "The Fine Art of Baloney Detection," in his 1995 book, "The Demon-Haunted World."

If you've been cleaning your house more since coronavirus hit, just be sure not to make any of these dangerous cleaning mistakes: Mixing cleaning products, which can cause coughing, nausea, eye irritation, or even KILL YOU . . . re-using a dirty mop or rag, which can just spread germs around . . ...

A list of the shows people have started watching while social-distancing is topped by "Ozark", "Tiger King", and "Breaking Bad".

Here's are the top three changes people want once they're going back in to work, according to a new survey: Allowing more frequent working from home . . . better cleaning . . . and fewer in-person meetings

A survey found the top secondary uses for dining room tables right now include a desk . . . a place to play games . . . a place to do video calls . . . extra work space for cooking . . . and where we put our computer when we do an online workout.

Someone checked Google Trends to see which recipe each state is googling more during the lockdown. Hamburgers are #1 in 12 states . . . chicken is the top search in five . . . and Washington D.C. is looking for margarita recipes

Even though lots of things have been cancelled because of the crisis, there's still plenty to look forward to this month. Including Mother's Day . . . Memorial Day . . . Cinco de Mayo . . . celebrities honoring the Class of 2020 . . . and the launch of HBO Max. And it's more important than ever...

How much longer can you stay in lockdown before you go completely nuts? 72% of people think they'll hit their breaking point by early June.