Lisa
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The only confusing thing to me is if you close places..not every place is Disney. Who can afford to pay their employees while they don’t make a dime. Who is prepared for such a contingency and have that kind of money stored up? That’s a hardship on businesses. Disney may or may not be able to pay for their workforce to be off work and to pay for their insurance...but that will come back to hit consumers hard when they reopen to hire prices to remake the money they lost. Those things also happen. The companies don’t just eat it they pass the loss onto their customers.again, this situation has the potential to be contained and we can reduce the spread with some isolation interventions. Disneyland is not in jeopardy of going out of business because they close their operations for a couple of weeks and it is ludicrous to assume that an organization like this doesn’t have money to pay for employees to take leave.
but you have no real concept of money management or a realistic view of how the economy works, so it is understandable that this is still confusing for you.
You can’t just shut down life and not expect any bumps.