The last blockbuster video rental store in the world isn't going to let Cove in 19 bring it now.

We've faced many challenges over the years, and we've managed to muddle through, and we will this one, too.

We first told you about the sole surviving blockbuster located in Bend, Oregon, a year ago.

In its heyday, there were more than 9000 blockbuster stores worldwide.

Now there's just one left, and general Manager Sandy Harding says the store is using all American ingenuity to stay in business by adapting to the cove in 19 Pandemic.

Everyone's wearing gloves.

We have mass now for the employees that we had to wait for that we just got in.

This week, we have one way in one way out, a limit of 10 people at a time.

Every video gets wiped down before it leaves the store and when it's returned, and for the first time ever, the store is offering curbside pickup for customers who don't want to leave their cars.

We put them clean, nice and and wipe down into a ziplock bag and then carry them out so that they're not being touched with bare hands at any points on.

And they're nice and safe for everybody doing all they can to keep keep things safe.

We're not going anywhere.

The last blockbuster will stay alive and will keep the name going.

And the most popular rentals, contagion and outbreak all right.