All right, it's a Tuesday morning here on Dave and Chuck the Freak. Thanks for being

here with us. So how stressful was 2020 for people according to you in new survey, 17%

went to therapy for the first time in their lives last year. Yeah, it helps. And 15% began

taking meds for anxiety and depression for the first time. A lot of people did that online

therapy or was promoting that with what they're called. There's different ones, right?

Oh, like there's like a whole company set up. Yeah, I see commercials for it all the

time. And they're really like, okay. And then I think insurance companies were like, hey,

you need any, you need to talk to someone. Yeah, I can do it. Yeah, we're going to have

some things will offer you. Well, even if you try and meet with someone, you know, like

someone who normally has an office or whatever, everything's online, you know, depending

on where you are, there is a where you are, like a service like Lisa's talking about

where it's just like it's real cheap and it's accessible to most people. But like if you

want to see regular one through your insurance, it'll still be over the computer. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. So I mean, really it's not that different. I don't know if people don't like

it as much if they go to therapy. If it's not face to face as opposed to zoom to zoom

or whatever. I wouldn't like it. You wouldn't like it. No, no.

No, it'd rather be face to face. Yeah. It's a, it's fine. It's fine. I find it okay.

It depends on the person. The thing about therapy is that it's so expensive. So many people

can't afford it. They need to work on that. Yeah. Yeah. Make it more accessible to people.

Mental health is a huge issue. Oh, it's huge. Yeah. So overlooked. North America. So

yeah. The more they can do to help people out with that. So it helps me stay off stuff

for anxiety and depression and things. That's good. Because you get things out. Yeah.

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