People Are Sharing The Weirdest Things About The Pandemic And, Wow, That Was A Strange Time

'I feel like I lived in a time bubble. Went in early 2020, came out late 2022.'

,"What was the weirdest part of the pandemic?" Although COVID's still out there, it's wild to see some of the things we were doing then, when it was still considered a global health emergency, versus now. Here's some of what people shared.

1."I remember some of the restaurants near me started selling groceries during lockdown. It was so weird walking past a high-end restaurant known for its oysters, only to see stacks of toilet paper, six packs of beer, and non-perishable foods…”2."I live a block away from a very busy highway. While I never really noticed the sound of the highway, when it was gone, the silence was amazing!"3.

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