“I would probably say the first 2 weeks when they declared the State of Emergency everybody's mind was affected and everybody's stress level was up and that’s being real, that’s just human nature. The first 2 weeks I had gotten sick, so I did self-quarantine myself in my house. Luckily it wasn't Covid, I was just taking precautions because I have a newborn kid in my house. I fell into a slump. I was depressed the first 2 weeks and I literally had to slap the shit out of myself (excuse my language) and lace up my boots and say, ‘Diego, you got not only your family depending on you, but you got so many other families depending on you to make things happen.’ Ever since I did that, I turned off the news and I just began to concentrate on what I could do to be innovative and creative for the way the economy was going. So the first month was super slow for us which it was expected for everybody. Self, social distancing, nobody wanted to really be social especially let a plumber in their house. But after the first month of the State of Emergency we’ve been booming, business is booming. Business is great! I think it's gonna really progress to be busy and to create new opportunities for people. To add to that and how Covid has affected my business in a very positive way simply because it opened my eyes to create opportunities for the community. There’s going gonna be a lot of jobs that existed prior to the Corona virus that will no longer exist after the virus and that’s just the truth. I believe that. I’ve been sitting on an idea of creating a plumbing trade school for a very long time. So I actually launched that idea in hopes to give those people that are out of work that are going to turn to the trades, give them a place to educate themselves. Not only that, if anything this Coronavirus has done for the trades really solidifies our place in this world. I’m an advocate to bring respect back to my trade and I think through this Covid and I think through everything we’ve got going on it’s going to be great. We got great things in the works.