The fact of the matter is when you have a highly infectious disease running amok through the entirety of the country, and yet still expect everything to operate as usual, you’re bound to encounter a couple of issues.
Yes, the government is wrecking everything on purpose is the only thing that should noticed. You can't halve the work force and not fuck everything up. Instead of 10 people herding chickens (do you herd chickens?) to slaughter, you now have 5 or less. Instead of 20 doing the slaughtering, you now have 10 or less. Instead of having 4 trucks running deliveries, you have 2 or 1.
Every job is essential because of how complicated and important the economy is. The economy is more important than anybody's life.
>The fact of the matter is when you have a highly infectious disease running amok through the entirety of the country, and yet still expect everything to operate as usual, you’re bound to encounter a couple of issues.
Yes, the government is wrecking everything on purpose is the only thing that should noticed. You can't halve the work force and not fuck everything up. Instead of 10 people herding chickens (do you herd chickens?) to slaughter, you now have 5 or less. Instead of 20 doing the slaughtering, you now have 10 or less. Instead of having 4 trucks running deliveries, you have 2 or 1.
Every job is essential because of how complicated and important the economy is. The economy is more important than anybody's life.
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