Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast. It is a beautiful

Monday here in New York City following a beautiful weekend here in New York City.

And I'm here with Claude. Hi, and earn. Hey, Jacks. I'm doing good. Feeling all right for this

Monday morning. I hope everyone had a fabulous weekend. I am just, you know, chugging along,

trying to stay mentally stable, which is proving to be really hard. Yeah. It was

definitely a challenge this weekend because it was so beautiful. Friday was one of my worst days

mentally in quarantine. I just, I don't know what to call it other than a complete and utter mental

breakdown. But I had a decent weekend. Saturday, I got up and out. Zach and I went all the way down

to the West Village. We walked so much like my pedometer on my phone was like tweaking out. Like

what is she doing? Um, so that was good. My legs were broken. And yesterday I was able to lay out

for a while while I read. I got a sunburn. Can you see? Wow. I got a sunburn. Damn. I got that

vitamin D, which I've been reading is so important right now. It is. And I've been taking vitamin D

pills actually because I have no access to the sun. Like I'm sure that that's good, but

direct sunshine is always great. And so I was glad that I was able to get some sun made it

through another weekend in the queue. But as we get into spring summer, like it's just going to get

harder and harder to not be outside. Yeah. And I'm actually curious if everyone at home is struggling

so much seriously, like with their mental health. Like I never really thought I was one of those

people who like was prone to such like anxiety and mood swings. And like last night was a real.

I was just like feeling so low. Like all day and then before I went to bed, I like switched on to

this high. That was like so unnatural. And I was like dancing and singing around my room. And it

really just made me think like that I'm going. I'm going crazy. Like I feel like after quarantine

or I should probably start during quarantine. Like I'm definitely going to see like a licensed

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