People think they know anything from the past, but I tell people it was never got.

Matt Marone delivers milk in Westchester County, New York, mostly to schools and day care centers.

But when the Corona virus outbreak closed all of those buildings and forced many people inside their own homes, he says, home delivery started to pick up.

Probably doubled in the last week or two.

A milk Men is mostly a symbol of a bygone era, but some people still prefer this way of getting milk to going to a grocery store.

Like Margaret Scarcella, who has been getting milk deliveries for 10 years, she says this service is now more vital to her than ever.

A cancer survivor not too far out of Kim Bo and the doctor recommends, I stay home.

So obviously, the less I'm around a crowded bunch of people.

The healthier I am and my family is now.

This pandemic could show many other people how the old way of doing things could be better there, realizing that it's, you know, something they can count on, like the old saying Rain, sleet, snow.

Even with the world today we're still delivering so making deliveries to make people, you know happy.

Our milk man can continue to bring us man's most perfect food, milk and its many products for inside edition dot com Tomorrow, Montalbano.