/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18299186
Your bing bing wahoo can wait

>>18299186
No

>>18299186

>>18299186
The 92fs inox is a sexy ass fucking gun. I'm carrying it right now.

>Don't shut down
>Healthcare systems across the country break down because they're designed to be run as tight as possible
>Tons of people die, including non-COVID-19 individuals due to the broken down healthcare system in the country
>Long term the country gets fucked up for a while and the economy crashes hard

>Shut down temporarily
>Health care systems don't break down
>Less people die
>Economy takes a temporary downturn while everything is shut down
>Quicker return to normal once the virus ceases to be a large-scale issue

I swear people only look at what's directly in front of them

smells like poor people in here

>>18299186
Fuck you. I'm still getting paid for 40 hours and I don't do shit.

>>18299241

Similar situation. We got reduced hours, but I'm still getting paid 40 hours a week it's great

>>18299241
>>18299250
>only 40 hours a week
Must suck to not be essential.

Got a raise plus unlimited overtime and still get my donnie dollars plus whatever I make in the market when it inevitably rebounds. This is the prime time to make money if your fortunate.

>who cares if people die; we need to make billionaires richer

So this is the power of capitalism

>>18299261

I work in a hospital, so yeah I think I'm essential

>>18299231
>Economy takes a temporary downturn

Kek. That's a funny way of saying an economic depression deeper than anything seen for the past 100 years and will likely take up to a decade to fully recover from.

Remind me how overwhelmed Sweden's and the Netherlands' healthcare systems have become after taking a "light" lockdown approach.

>>18299315
oh scared little boy

>>18299283
I work in illegal drug house doing armed security under pretense that I work at a pharmacy. Essential as fuck. A raise and more hours. Cash too.

>>18299315
>Remind me how overwhelmed Sweden's and the Netherlands' healthcare systems have become after taking a "light" lockdown approach.

Are Sweden's and the Netherland's hospitals outright designed to be run as tight as possible in terms of resource usage like it is here in the states? No idea how it works there, but it is a reality here (including the hospital I work at). There's a reason every state government here is begging for vents

>>18299231
>quicker return to normal
See you at return to normal guys.

>>18299315
Businesses shut -fuck it even for six months-, governments pay the rent, keep the lights on, people go back to work. Fundamentals are solid. V shape recovery. Soon it will be a good time to be a bull again.

>>18299363

You're misunderstanding me. The economy is going to shit itself, that's assured. Actually taking steps to prevent the pandemic from getting worse will lessen its impact though and I believe that will lead to a quicker return to a healthy economy. And by 'quicker' I mean within a 3-4 years instead of closer to a decade

>>18299315
>ohhnonono not the heckin good boy economiderino

>>18299186
it's another episode of someone with zero biology/disease control knowledge telling us to go back to normal during a pandemic

>>18299186
DILATE
and
INTUBATE

no I'm getting paid to NEET right now

>>18299186
This is only gonna get worse.

>>18299231
Keep telling yourself that and keep watching CNN idiot

>>18299186

>>18299315
Ok