I ride my bike to the Donald P. Jacobs Center every Monday morning for my COVID-19 test. Testing marks the beginning of my work week. I get tested, ride home to my apartment, make tea, and start on my schoolwork. This week was different. I was tested on Monday, Feb. 15, per usual. Three days later, I received an email stating that my test could not be completed due to shipping delays and that I should get retested on Friday. I did so. The next Monday, I received the same email yet again. Meanwhile, I had already gone in to do my first of now twice-weekly rapid antigen tests with a brand new app and a brand new testing process announced just a day earlier. This was the third testing service in the same number of months. The antigen test, which was promised to be fast, took me half an hour and required me to reset my password three times to access the app. Lines reached out to Sheridan Road and even to Lunt Hall that day.