So yesterday on London Real, I got to sit down with Luke Johnson, who is the chairman of

Risk Capital Partners, one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the hospitality space in Britain,

former chairman of Pizza Express of Channel 4 and one of the creators of Gail's artisan bakery,

feng sushi, et cetera.

And he had a lot to say about these current lockdown measures.

And one of the things he said that was so poignant to me was this.

He said, the economy is us.

You cannot divorce the two.

And when you decide to hold everyone at home,

it's going to have ramifications.

And it's a great concept to think about

because I think oftentimes we separate the economy,

money from who we are and our livelihoods,

but it actually is one in the same thing.

Our interactions every day where we go,

the goods and services we purchase,

those are our lives.

And if we can't be of service to other people,

if we can't go out and live this world,

then we don't really have lives.

And you see this really taking a big effect

on our mental health, And you can see how

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