Happy Monday, everybody. I hope you guys had a really great restful, fun dynamic weekend.

One of the things I was watching and it was really heartbreaking to see is the news was updating us on Broadway.

And they were saying at least, at least another eight months before things get moving.

And I think they said ready for this,

May 2021 would be when things, well, actually they said that the tickets, current ticket holders,

tickets will be pushed back to at least May 2021. Okay. Now, the caveat, though, that they didn't

bring in is not all the shows are going to be able to come back.

Maybe not all the theaters have made it.

Actors, lead actors and actresses are leaving.

And that's kind of something we're going to talk about on Loveline throughout the week.

It's just the impact on all of this on our mental health, but also on our careers and our changing identities.

We talked about this last week. Also, one of the news stories that came up was a performer in Broadway.

And she was saying, I'm going to go back to school for accounting.

And I understand that, you know, having them having been out of work for what would be going

on a full year, unclear what shows are coming back and what capacities, finances,

unsure. People are thinking, I'm not willing to do this grind anymore. And I still respect that.

People want more stability. Also, people are maybe saying, I'm going to go after another dream.

You know, life is more precious than I thought or my time is. And so, man, it's going to be a bigger

shift than just the doors are going to fly open in a lot of industries such as Broadway and everything's going to be like it was.

It's just not the case, right?

People are absolutely leaving careers.

Things are going to come back differently.

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