Jim Cramer on Why He's Still Going Into Work
Jim Cramer is still going into work.
He explains why he's still going into work during the coronavirus pandemic.
Watch the full video above for more.
Video Transcript:
Katherine Ross:
I agree. We've got to keep the common sense. We got to keep our heads on us and we have to do our part by practicing social distancing. Jim, I want to ask you about the Fed.
Jim Cramer:
I mean, I've been FaceTiming my kids two or three times a day. I don't live with my wife right now. I feel it's important to come to work. A lot of people feel that's wrong. That I should just stay home. I'm not going to stay home. I want to come to work. I want to try to have a normal part of my life because everything else is so abnormal. I'm no different from anybody else.
Katherine Ross:
And it's anxiety-inducing when things are being shaken up this much
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