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We're talking about couples in quarantine. And let me tell you, it is a different dynamic than anybody in the history of the United States has ever experienced.

So you've got a lifestyle that was based on two incomes and that's been shut off.

Only person you control is you. The only feelings you can feel are yours.

And you're guaranteed to have conflict and I'm going to give you a secret potion.

Well, it's Dr. Phil that means you found your way to fill into whites. And you can guess the topic today.

I'm talking about the coronavirus COVID-19. And I'm talking about this because it's what's on everybody's mind.

Listen, guys, we're in a situation that has never happened in the history of the United States.

We've been through wars. We've been through the war of 1812. We've been through World War I, World War II, Vietnam War, South Korea.

We've been through 1918 with the Spanish flu. We've been through all kinds of things in this country but we have never been through what we've been through now.

This country is on lockdown. We now obviously have well over probably, I guess, 200 million people on lockdown.

This is at Marshal Law but we've been told to stay at home and shelter at home.

And let's face it, that's creating a lot of pressure on everybody, on all of us.

And let's think about what that means. Number one, nobody's working. I mean, think about it. Nobody's working.

Everybody had a life and since 1970, we've been a two-income society. Think about that.

In the 1950s, when I was born and growing up, we were in a one-income society.

I mean, dad worked, mom stayed at home. And the only time mom worked is if dad got sick temporarily or was out of a job for a while, then mom would come in and work and supplement during that time.

And that's how you got through things. But then in the 70s, we became a two-income society where both mom and dad worked.

And as we moved into the 80s and 90s, like 78% of the homes, both parents worked.

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