because the bond was strong, we wanted to do this, and we're not gonna wait. [doug] amanda wheeler and riley jennings, there they are, exchanging vows on a city sidewalk. the minister presiding from his apartment, there he is, four floors up. i think a lot of people were evaluating exactly where they were in their lives, professionally and personally. it was an incredible time of self-reflection for a lot of us. [reporter] zoom is taking over. in the era of social distancing, even late night hosts are getting in on the fun, working from home to deliver laughs about the new normal. funny zoom backgrounds, sure. you're a blast for that first week. but, you know, enough already? we know the inside of your house looks like act one of a hoarders episode. just own it! zoom was crazy. zoom was wild because not only is it giving you a window into your coworkers' lives that maybe you didn't wanna have, it also kinda broke down workplace decorum, because you had people who are trying to watch their children, conduct business at the same time. in a weird way, zoom taught us to have a lot more compassion. with millions of people following stay-at-home orders,