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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo
I'd be upset no doubt, but it is what it is.
I don't live my life on exceptions, look at your own example, it's 1 percent bud, what about the 99% that everything is perfectly fine?
If you lived your life like that you wouldn't drive because you might not make it to your destination.
Better get in the shops now and stock up just in case we have a nuclear war.
Don't go outside when it rains because you might get struck by lightning.
Don't go camping in case of bushfires.
Don't go swimming in case you drown.
Don't go outside in summer in case you get skin cancer.
What's the numbers of confirmed cases globally with the virus infected and deaths and what is this in terms of word population?
How does this stack up to the black plague, the Spanish flu, WWI and WWII?
WWII killed 50-70M people in the space of 6 years.
What about all the other issues we've survived in the past 500 years?
Give it a year and you won't even remember COVID-19
Exception - not the rule, risk management principles.
I'm not the one stripping the shops bare so no one else can buy their regular essentials, yet I'm the bad guy?
I'm still getting my coffee from the cafe across the road from work every morning.
I'm still turning up to work, so we can keep the parts needed for repairs on people's trucks to keep them on the road, or components that trains and trams use to keep them on the road moving stuff about.
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Oh, and keep paying your taxes Franco so that I am certain to get the $750 at the end of March if the Corona virus doesn't get me first.
I am in the target group that are in big trouble.
What am I going to spend it on if all the shops are shut?
Now I am getting anxious over what my kids will do with the $750 if I cark it.
Will they have to pay it back?
