We see it in memes and we hear it in conversation: "We're not asking you to go to war, we're asking you to stay in your house for a few weeks."  

Yes... it's a small price to pay for fighting a pandemic, but it's not a trivial price.  That's particularly true for teenagers, and even more so for high school seniors.  Suddenly the culmination of high school, a moment they have been working hard for and have been looking forward to, is thrown into uncertainty.  They can't see their friends.  Prom... graduation... one final summer at home?  All up in the air.

To get perspective on this, Brian Lucas interviews an expert: his daughter, Julia.

Julia opens up about how social distancing feels as a teenager, what she has done to cope, and how her generation is dealing with this unprecedented moment in history.