Welcome everybody to the Eric Anders Lang show. I'm coming at you live from my it was my office and then when we moved downtown in LA, this became sort of a, it's sort of like the barracks for like my golf sweaters and golf shirts.

But I hope everyone out there is doing well.

I really know that if there's one thing on Earth that's ever I don't think

there's anything that's ever been on everybody's mind so simultaneously and and with the same sort of

cloud of confusion and fear and I know I went through it and I'm kind of on the other side of it now.

I was with today's Friday.

It's been about a week and a half of just complete, you know, I mean I don't, here the thing is that we're just holding up mirrors here, you know, we're all feeling the same way.

I will say that what I don't know if this is

good advice but what did help actually was I I stopped kind of just kneeling to the news because I don't have any way of changing any of that.

I've already decided that I am fully, you know, I'm shelter in place before this shit is cool in LA.

I am in the house, me and snowball.

He is not, he's getting a little more talkative, but for the most part he is, he's not, he's not he's not really the best conversationalist. He's looking at me now. What are you looking at?

What are you looking at? What are you looking at buddy?

He's also been raining buckets in LA,

so we go for our walks, we make our food.

So, you know, I just, I just definitely have a lot of empathy for everybody out there.

I mean, you know, I know that our company is pretty lucky in the sense that we can all more or less work from home.

I kind of worked from home when I was on the road in some sense you know like we

would be shooting somewhere else and I would we've already set up kind of a protocol

for looking at edits on the computer phone conferences video conferences voice memos the most

computer phone conferences video conferences voice memos whatever it is so you know it hasn't that hasn't really been the most difficult transition that the most difficult

transition is for me of just like not interfacing with people.

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