If 1 in three Angelenos have been infected and that's three times at least the number that have been cumulatively been tested in L.A.

 And since people often get tested once a day or once a week it is likely that it is about 8 times the number that have tested positive that only got tested once (like myself). (My test came up negative) (I didn't have it).

So, it makes even more sense that the CDC says the number who have had the virus is about 8 times the number tested and that deaths also are 8 times the number who die that have been tested.

I guess what I'm saying here is that many people have been tested up to around 100 times or more simply because their jobs require it (especially professional sports figures who are competing in Los Angeles or nationwide). But, this is also true in many other professions as well.