Hey everyone, welcome back to Teenage Therapy. I'm Gaya.

Um, Mark, I'm Thomas.

I'm Taylor.

And welcome back to Teenage Therapy. This one is a special episode because it's actually

an important issue for truth. Um, and I'm kind of excited for this one because I feel

like we haven't touched on drugs and stuff a lot. Um, and it's something that I really

want to touch on, especially vaping. Like if you've seen my Twitter, you'll see that

Maui's just like talking about vaping because it genuinely is like a wonder to me, one of

the great wonders of the world. Um, specifically the social pressure to vape, um, damn, we're

getting right into it. Oh, not bad. But yeah, like this also is a good in here. So it's

a bad, but the social pressure to vape is weird because you know how like when you see movies

like they're like a really old and you see videos that are really old like smoking was

everywhere. Like it was normalized like in restaurants and airplanes. Yeah, they would

also like advertise it too. And like I love Lucy episode. You see at the end. What's

my love Lucy? I love Lucy. It's like an I think 60s. It's an old show. It was the one

of the first shows to I think have reruns. Oh, and they advertise smoking it. Yeah. And

like a whole bunch of like other shows like back then and back in the day would advertise

smoking. But I feel like that's how it is with vaping now. That so many people see it

like as like it's not a big deal. It's like totally normal. Everyone does it like worry

why are you so against it? And it's not going to be for another 50 years. They're going

to be like, Oh, shoot. It's actually like not good. Why did it? How are teens vaping

like everywhere? No one said anything like it's so good. Yeah, I think a part of it

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