Hey everyone, welcome back to Teenage's therapy. I'm Gael. I'm Thomas. I'm Kayla.

And welcome back. That's it. There's only three of us here. Thomas, wait no, Thomas is here. Hi Thomas. Hello.

Mark and Isaac couldn't make it today. They got caught up with stuff, which is funny enough.

We asked on Instagram, like, what do you guys want to see? You know, ask us a question.

And someone asked, how do we balance our work and social life with the podcast?

That is really ethical.

And it's a good question because honestly, this podcast is a lot of work.

You know, it is a lot of work. And I think that's why not many people do it, especially teenagers,

because it's really hard to manage, you know, like a lot of the podcasts that you see are their full-time jobs.

Like you really don't think is that much work or effort until you're doing it every week.

And it's honestly draining. The podcast can be draining for many times, maybe even like too many times.

Possibly effort. Yeah, maybe even every time. But I mean, there are times where I'm invited to like, plants and it conflicts with the podcast.

So then the podcast has to be like, we scheduled where I just don't go. Yeah, I don't know. It's difficult because obviously I don't want to delay the podcast.

But I also want to hang out with my friends. I think my workload isn't so much to the point where like a podcast will severely like affect it, you know.

I have time for a podcast every now and then and besides this Friday. So I always have the weekend.

How do you balance your Kayla?

Um, Kayla's a little sleepy right now.

Yeah, we're all sleepy here now.

I don't think it's too hard for me. I don't think it is. I don't know. I think it's just a matter of knowing what's important.

And knowing that other people are relying on me and other people rely on me. I feel more. I feel like I have to do things more if that makes any sense.

Because I don't want to like let them down or anything. So that's why when it comes to the podcast. I kind of just, you know, realize it's not just me. It's like a group.

Probably a guy.

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