Good morning, millennials. Happy Tuesday. Happy day where we are the furthest ever possible day away from next year's Yom Kippur.

We will never have this much time between this Yom Kippur and next Yom Kippur. Enjoy it. Jewish Toasters relish it. Good morning. Good morning.

I can't believe it's Tuesday. I guess that's like a small gift from Yom Kippur being yesterday.

But that's where the gift started and because yesterday was a rough one you guys like the fast was difficult,

but it was made more difficult because not eating for that long gave me a headache, which I like still have right now.

And that's where it gets tough because it's like even when I broke my fast, which usually it's a word brings it all back together.

It never ended. It was like a never a never ending touch.

Yeah, I mean, I hate to be like that girl, but I never that girl where it's like I actually probably have a harder time fasting than most human beings.

Like for some people like not eating for a few hours. It's like a part of every day. Like they always forgot to eat never have been made.

Will never be me. I can't be that bitch will never be that bitch. But something yesterday, like I had a cut of an easy time.

Like I was like joking around like I was annoyed, but like I wasn't to the point where I was like going to faint.

I did get like a little bit of a bad mood towards like seven o'clock, but honestly, it was probably the easiest I've had in my adult life.

I think that's also because we didn't go to temple because of coronavirus.

So we were able to just like I literally laid in bed all day. It was so crazy. So yes, on the hunger front, it was all right.

But then on the headache front, that was that was a new front for me.

I would say the not going to temple is like a game changer. I mean, you've never not gone. We always go and we'll probably will never not go again.

No, we'll probably never go again because now that we've had this experience like it's so it's the worst part.

Like it's so long and quiet and everyone's breath smells, but it also does give you something to do during the day.

But I was like so aware of every minute passing.

No, but it also adds like a level of meaningfulness to the day because you're like physically atoning for your sins.

So I did feel like a little guilty, but I wasn't really mad about it.

I just like it was a really hard one and I just can't believe we have to do that once a year like for the rest of our lives.

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