Table for one: Exposed to deadly hantavirus, man is eating his way through quarantine

Healthy but bored, Jake Rosmarin is stuck inside UNMC’s National Quarantine Unit for 42 days. The Instagram-famous travel blogger is passing the time by getting an incredible amount of takeout and eating the most Nebraska of Nebraska foods. (And working out, too.)

June 11, 2026Updated: June 11, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Table for one: Exposed to deadly hantavirus, man is eating his way through quarantine

A screenshot of Jake Rosmarin’s Instagram grid shows the collection of taste-testing videos he has made since entering the quarantine unit.Image courtesy of Jake Rosmarin

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