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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to another very exciting episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

And in this episode, I may save your psyche and your soul.

Not even exaggerating.

That's how good this is. So obviously, pandemic has been incredibly hard on people in terms of their emotional processing. They've had a lot of people

have had a hard time with mental illness, loneliness, anxiety, depression, weight gain,

isolation, hopelessness, all of those things sort of bundled

into one. And we thought it was going to be a cute two-week period where we wear jammies and

use Zoom. And our kids are in the other room learning nonsense over digital school. But it is turned into something interminable.

And that in and of itself has created quite an emotional crisis for a lot of people,

because now even though there's a vaccine, there seems to be no end in sight.

Vaccine makers are saying things like, well, we may never be rid of this.

You may have to get a vaccine every year like the things like, well, we may never be rid of this. You may have to get

a vaccine every year like the flu vaccine, which, you know, how convenient for them.

Cachang, chang. But for the rest of us, we need some return to, if not normalcy, then a baseline

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