> Because it's not like a restaurant that you can close and then open a month later with little consequence to the public.
That hits a nerve. A lot of restaurants are going to close and never reopen again as a result of this lockdown.
That hits a nerve. A lot of restaurants are going to close and never reopen again as a result of this lockdown.
In Europe, losing your job does not mean losing your health nor your finances.
It does if you're freelance, which a lot of the events industry is. Or if you work for a small business that folds as soon as it has no business.
Electric cars are fungible, social fabric is not.
So we can lose Tesla and be fine with remaining electric car manufacturers or new ones. In contrast, losing a long-term social hub is a lasting negative impact.