Mark Simone on the voice of New York, 710 WOR.

Well, we got lots to get to this hour.

Lots to talk about.

It's normally a snow day.

Remember how wonderful a snow day used to be?

It was a great day.

You got the day off from work. You'd stay home. You'd sit

on the couch. You'd watch Netflix. All that kind of stuff. Well, now it means nothing. I just

spent a year doing that. Who needs a snow day? So are you a little off today? I feel a little

off today. I think everything is just off today. It's not, it's, it's,, uh, it's, yeah, this, I think the snow's got everybody off a little bit.

Yeah, it's just, uh, I mean, I could feel it. Nothing's going right. And I woke up like at, uh, yesterday

too, like at five in the morning. I've never been up at five when I used to fill in the morning

show I didn't get up at five in the morning. But, uh, so I'm like all bleary-eyed. It's like it's just, it's too weird.

In the middle of a pandemic, after a year lockdown, it's almost a year.

Can you believe that?

It's like 340 days now.

It's almost a year.

So to add this to it.

And a lot of psychologists are now saying, I hadn't thought about this, but if you have young kids in school, this is going to affect their whole life because they've missed a year of everything that's important when you're growing up.

You know, it's not the education so much, but it's the year of socializing, of being in the playground, of being with the other kids,

of going out. You can imagine taking a year off from that? You know, you always hear about some

kid who got very sick with some awful disease and he was at home in bed for eight months

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