Good evening, everybody. How you all doing? Hope you guys are getting through the week.

Right, right? Focusing on self-care. Yeah, it's not self-centered. It's self-centered.

Our health matters, physical, but more importantly, mental health. We're looking out for ourselves.

We're setting boundaries. We're saying no to things. Letting things go. Drop in the bar. We're doing 60%. That night's show. More importantly, though, we're talking about non-sleep rest throughout the day. Sit on that park bench, go for a walk, lay down a nap, daydream, zone out for a few hours watching that movie, read that book, sit in the bathtub.

We have a right to that.

Our role here on the planet is to be about purpose, meaning, joy, and pleasure.

We're not just here to run ourselves ragged and to just produce, produce, produce.

So really important stuff.

We're going to talk quickly, though, about, I know it, reasons to wear a mask.

Why?

Well, as soon as you all finally start doing it, I won't have to keep talking about it.

We talked on the other show, I think it was Monday, about doubling up.

Fauci's saying, we got to double up. We got to wear two masks.

Nothing's 100%.

So let's talk about reasons to wear a mask after you're vaccinated.

Because I keep hearing people think, once we're vaccinated out, we can hit the parties, hit the bars, we're ready to go and Kiki. No. No. Here's why. Let's talk

about it. Because the masks, I'm sorry, the vaccines are not a cure all. Number one, no vaccine is

100% effective. None of them claim to be. Right now, the two options we have, Pfizer and Moderna, we have about a 94% and a 96% effectiveness rate. People are saying it's pretty high and it is. It's pretty damn good. But if you're within those four or five percent that still get infected, then for you, it's 100% and it's not so good. So after the vaccine, remember, everything is not 100% effective. One in 20 are still left unprotected

with those numbers. One in 20. So think of 20 people in a room or in your life, one of them

would still become infected even after having both doses of the vaccine. One in 20 is a lot.

Okay. And we also have to worry about it's about a thousand factors,

right? Immunity response, efficacy, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So we're holding that. Also,

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