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1:33Now PlayingKids under the age of 12 who can't be vaccinated might know more than you think about COVID-19 and the vaccine.
RELATEDOlympians describe how not having their families at the Olympics will impact them.
File this under 'kids say the darndest things': When we asked children their thoughts about COVID-19, and here are some of their interesting responses.
Mark Jackson was one of the children interviewed and he said, "It changed the rest of my second grade year and my whole third grade year because we went virtual and had to wear masks everywhere like to the grocery store and all that."
"So I wasn't able to go outside the house for a very very very long time."
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