At the height of the pandemic, I worked for the Red Cross, which was tasked to greet airborne travelers with a mandatory three-day stay at a hotel. Dwellers of the hotel were to take a test upon arrival, and they were to receive them within the period of their stay. If they tested positive, they were sent to a treatment clinic which was free of charge. If they tested negative, they could simply return home. Because they were allowed to exit their room only for smoking 30 minutes a day, many became frustrated with their mandated stay. To add fuel to the fire, it often happened that the…