No one takes COVID more serious than Los Angeles. They take it so seriously, they control what you do in your home. They'll also label you a domestic terrorist for not masking up. We have to stop the spread! Though, if you think you caught the COVID, avoid the testing center at Union Station. It was shut down so Hollywood could shoot another crappy remake.

"We apologize for the inconvenience and delayed notification but LA Union Station Kiosk site has had to cancel all appointments for December 1st due to an event being held at this location," the late afternoon correspondence from Curative Customer Care proclaimed of the site, which usually operates from 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. Referring to the closure as a "huge inconvenience" in its email, Curative promised patrons they could use their December 1 appointment time "for any date and time in the future that works for you."

Of course, once the bad press got out, the mayor's office leaped in to action.

The fact that it was shut down in the first place was bad enough. Proof that pandemic restrictions are just for the little people. Not the "domestic terrorists" running around maskless on a movie set. I have a hard time believing this just slipped through the cracks. It's more likely the government officials and the filmmakers didn't care about the hypocrisy. They have a movie to make!

But most offensive in all of this? They planned to shut down the testing center to shoot a remake of She's All That. You youngbloods can check out the original trailer. It's widely considered one of the worst movies of the 1990s. I won't lie and say I completely hated it. I've always had it bad for Rachel Leigh Cook. But the movie is pretty terrible. Los Angeles wasn't even shutting down a COVID testing site for a good '90s movie.

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