Goosegg posted:The hilarious irony of all the "better open it" argument is this: does anyone believe a group of people can kick start an economy totally and completely built on every last consumer WILLINGLY spending their money?
(Last nite I spoke with a PAC-12 coach. A religious, conservative guy. Used to eat out every single meal during the week. [Apart from going nuts about the situation] I asked him if the restaurants were giving away free food, would he go dine in. His answer, "are you crazy?")
So, reject the science, reject the experts. It's all moot. People will do whatever activity they feel safe. Over time, we all hope they will be satisfied as science and experts invent the things we didn't know we needed only four months ago.
Last night I spoke to my neighbor and 3 other people that said they can’t wait to eat in a restaurant again.
Small businesses don’t need every single consumer to spend money to survive. They just need some type of trickle of revenue to keep the lights on and to pay some employees.