Hey everyone, welcome back to Teenager Therapy. I'm Gael. I'm Thomas. I'm Gaelah.

Welcome back to another episode. Yes, I know we skipped a week last week because we were

in New York and we didn't have time to record an episode and get a scent over and it just

did not work out. Sorry, I'm really sorry. I really am. I don't like missing a book.

Also, not sorry because we had such a good time. Please just be happy for us for what I was

skating. But we did have a good time. We did. We went to New York. I think we told you about

it in one of the episodes that we were going. Yeah. And now we're back home. And now we're

back home. That was our second time. Yeah, we went there for how many days for, right?

Three full days. Yeah, three full days. But it went by really fast. Too fast. And it was nice.

It was the scape that we all needed. No, I need a break from school just like personal

too. Yeah. And it was just nice, you know, being in a different environment. And we had been

talking about going back for a while. Like literally the first time we went there, once

we came back, we were just like, no, literally. And so the universe just,

it literally did. It answered. It was like, we, you guys, we need to go to New York. So

let's take you back. Like, I know we talk about New York like a lot. And we romanticize

this shit out of it. But it's only because you can like walk anywhere you want. And it's

walk. We don't have that here in Los Angeles or Orange County. It's very much like you

need a car. And if you don't have a car, you're not going to be able to do anything. So New

York City kind of gives us that freedom and that little feeling of walk home community.

Yeah.

This community in general, neighborhoods, people, certain people, yeah, people actually

go to the parks there. It's crazy. No, no, right? That like the parks are failed to the

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