Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast. Happy Thursday. We are so close to Friday. It's feeling so close. So close. I can see it, but it's not right there. It's one day away. And that is okay. Hope everyone's having a fabulous morning so far. We are so excited to be coming at you live in and live in color from 10.

What used to be formerly the greatest city on earth, formerly the greatest city on earth. We need to talk about this. We haven't spoken about it yet. Really? I feel like we talk about it all the time. No, no, no, no, no. We have we always talk about like my hands a shit hole blah, blah, blah. But what's happened in the city in the last few months, month or so. You could feel it in the air. The quality of life is really deteriorated. It's deteriorated. Yet it's still the most expensive city in the world. So it's like, what are we doing here? I don't know what we're doing here. Most people like have fled numbers of people.

Club left the city are staggering. The city is just in disarray. I actually was going to share that yesterday. I had probably one of the worst days I've had in quarantine. Was it a CVS punching machine day? No, it was a Cleveland day. It was a day where I got on Zillow. I was like Cleveland, Ohio. I think we need to change a Cleveland day. It's a Charlotte day because it would do ever move. We are moving to Charlotte. Yeah, no, but like you know what kind of day that is like a day where it's just like I will pack all my things in a handbag.

And flee this town. I leave the rest behind and never come back and never look back.

I've been having, well, actually, I don't leave my house. I haven't been having many of those days. But when I do make the very brave decision to leave my house, it's just, you could, you could feel it in the air.

There's just something different about the city. And it's not what it used to be. And I don't know how long it'll take to recover. And I can't even put my finger on what's wrong with the city.

But there's like a palpable difference in just quality of life. Yeah. And it's not even about quarantine anymore.

I hate him to say like it was a bad day in quarantine because we're in phase three. Like we're now just in purgatory. Right.

Where it's like we can go places, but we're just still staying home. Yeah. And we're not staying home because of Corona anymore.

Like we're staying home because the city is just not where you want to be. I'm actually still staying home because of Corona.

I mean, I mean, this far I really don't want to catch it. The rate of infection now in New York is like below one person.

Yes, when I got my COVID test at city MD, I said, how long is it going to take? And when you and Margo went, they said what two to three days.

Yeah. And it was quicker than that. It's now seven to 10 days. And I said, excuse me what? And she's like,

you know, the labs are so overbooked with other states that have now become hotspots. New York is no longer a priority because it's not really a hotspot anymore.

Yeah, which is good. Obviously, but I'm so waiting for my results. I thought maybe she was like seven to 10 and then it would like come tomorrow.

So I've been checking every day, but they haven't come yet. And you just got tested just.

I got tested for antibodies. And then I'm like, while on the air, I might as well just like maybe see if I've grown up. I feel fine.

I'm just maybe I'm one of those people, you know, it's just like a cinematic. I seem to man, I could get a little tingle in my throat.

Yeah. Actually, one year ago today, I was like in my time up, I had strep throat, which reminded me like not to jinx, but I haven't

strep throat and so long. And I used to be on like a two to three a year time basis. And obviously, so I guess my time up was just pictures of my

tonsils and all the blisters on my tonsils. And it's just reminded me like we should be so grateful for our healthy guys. It's the only thing that matters.

It's very true. Do you know that I've never had strep throat? Even as a child. Even as a child. I've never. And so my life I had like a throat ache and I was convinced it was

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