hmmyes *financially* destructive is one way to look at the seemingly everlasting public health crisis.
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hmmyes *financially* destructive is one way to look at the seemingly everlasting public health crisis.
https://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2026/11/bar-reyna-toronto-closing/
It was financially destructive the way the government started doing clawbacks of loans and pandemic payments shortly after the WHO ended the PHEIC phase while the pandemic virus spread freshly unmitigated, killing and mass disabling the labour force.
It certainly didn’t help that small businesses stubbornly refused to pivot to online ordering and curbside/contactless pickup because governments kept pushing the hopium of “any day now, we’re gonna reopen and get back to normal” and didn’t provide financial assistance to help businesses shift to being less reliant on foot traffic.
Not to mention that everyone is sick all the time now due to year-round unmitigated spread of Covid. People get too sick to work, they don’t get the money that they could think about spending at restaurants.
It was financially destructive the way corporations started doing mass layoffs two months into the pandemic because they freaked out over profit losses.