Heyyy peeps. I did have a stereotype halfway written but I thought I would write this one first.

I'm sure y'all have heard about the coronavirus (or not, which is okay because you'll soon learn) but for those who don't, the coronavirus is a virus that has spread around the world, but centres around Asia.

It started in a city in China called Wuhan, from the bats that the people of the city eat. But the Chinese government were very hush hush about this and didn't quarantine the people that had the virus.

(Guys, this is embarrassing as it is, but my source for this info is my mom, cause I don't wanna leaf through a bunch of articles and stuff. So if you've heard anything different, tell me so I can get my facts straight.)

When the government finally did release the news, the virus was already spread to various places around Asia like South Korea and Macau. Now, a few weeks in the virus's reign, it has spread to places around the world such as France and USA.

So my stereotype for this chapter comes from my brother, who's an ass and talks about stereotypes that are just plain weird, but it's my duty to make sure none of y'all out there think like him, cause if you do, there's gonna be a problem.

Hmm, actually, my bro can be a main source for stereotypes if I run out.

Anyways, he was all, "USA's probably not taking this seriously." Which I would believe to be just another string of shit coming out of his mouth when I saw his computer screen.

There was an article with bold words that said, 'Many Russians Believe That Americans Created The Wuhan Coronavirus, And The Reasons May Shock You'.

No.

People. Just no.

Apparently, peeps believe that the virus is a bio-weapon that's supposed to sabotage China while the Americans makes an assload of money making a cure.

Which is just...no people. This is not true. Nope. Nada. Nuh uh. (Well, I really really hope not. If this is some grand scheme to make some money, I'm outta here and moving to Canada).

So yeah. Y'all get my point.

So, vote and comment more stereotypes or just generally what you think about the contents of this chapter.