That’s such a great story! That was back when men were men and could be counted on in an emergency. A twenty-something now might be more likely to hide in the crane cabin and hope they didn’t see him.
Strange little slide -
I just opened a new box of ivermectin to distribute to friends and the package insert fell out. I unfolded it and saw it was only 3.25 inches wide x 7.5 inches long, printed only on one side, and the bottom two inches are only the manufacturer’s label and contact information. It’s probably the smallest drug insert I’ve ever seen. There’s a one-sentence warning, two sentences in the precautions, one contraindication (for pregnant women), and 11 adverse reactions, none of which are life-threatening (cough, headache, dizziness, fatigue, etc.). IVM appears to be the safest drug ever developed.