[jetpilot]

Mom/pop shops already have a small chance of survival.
One of least-successful business practices.
Many restaurants/bars close within first two years, regardless of COVID.

And like I said, just because your particular business is booming, not everyone else will be.

Hotels, airlines, trains, buses, taxis, Ubers, Disney/Universal, concerts, ball games all will be effected. There is ZERO chance of a return to "normal" for them.

No way Broadway or Vegas or Branson bounce back easily/quickily from this.

So like I said, just because you are down doesn't mean everyone else is.
I can point out thousands/millions of employees who are doing well right now.

I work at logistics warehouse for an online seller.
Because of everyone staying at home and needing tech (laptops, webcams, ink, printers, mics, mouses, tablets/pads), we are doing booming business.

We'll be just fine if everything goes back to "normal"

But let's not act like the whole world is in a Great Depression.
It's not.

On the contrary, there is a 100% chance, the only question is how long it will take. As for the rest of your post,
what part of 40 million people out of work and rising do you fail to grasp?
And "businesses fail anyway" is just dumb. Glad your warehouse job is safe though.:eyeroll: