but then there's that reality

artappraiser — Mon, 13 Apr 2020 13:14:16 +0000

In reply to Prepare for the Ultimate Gaslighting*

but then there's that reality bites sometime

Kashkari Says U.S. May Face 18 Months of Rolling Shutdowns https://t.co/iUMPRgsOrE
— Jerry Saltz (@jerrysaltz) April 13, 2020

and the contraction in spending that people tend to do even when there's no threat of illness but when they ain't got no mon-ay...and lots of debts...which makes for fewer jobs...which in turn...you know the drill...

My mom and dad used to talk about being kids during the Depression different. My dad said they were broke but my mom said that my dad's family had it okay because he actually got to go to a matinee movie once every few months and she never saw a movie at all. And she only got an orange in her stocking for Christmas while my dad also got candy.....

I guess what I am saying is people will buy into going to McDonald's "like normal" but maybe not Olive Garden. And Supercuts will be the new normal, the lines will be out the door, but you'll see a lot fewer manicure salons and fancy dye jobs...

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but then there's that reality