Now that we are officially finished with drinking three “quarantinis” a day and hoarding gasoline, it’s time to assess the damage. What are the long term consequences of the complete disruption of our lives.

More importantly, what are the long term consequences for our teens, particularly those that were already at-risk? I’m talking about the 67M Americans known as Generation Z or Gen Z. I like to refer to them as The Young and the Restless, but I digress.

If you want to know how our teenagers will do after suffering through the loneliness, fear and forced isolation, you must simply look back at the teens that survived the Great Depression. Those kids turned out just fine and re-entered the pages of history in 1941 to save the world.