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<blockquote data-quote="olroadbeech" data-source="post: 4415153" data-attributes="member: 52145">agree .It&#039;s gonna get worse before it gets better but I am already seeing some minor positives in my town at least. mostly trucks on the highways so the truckers are still going. went to 2 stores today and they were about 80-90% stocked. no problems there.seems like people are starting to relax a little. not sure for how long. depends if the supply chain can keep up and running for the next several months without delays. these shut downs are already proven to work as long as people cooperate. sure there will be some pain for everyone. no one knows how long. read on MSN that the last major stock market downturn took 10 years to recover fully.i don&#039;t remember it taking that long. the stimulous packages helped quickly and it seemed like only a couple years. I was working all the time in feeder and was never laid off like I was after the 97 strike.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="olroadbeech, post: 4415153, member: 52145"] agree . It's gonna get worse before it gets better but I am already seeing some minor positives in my town at least. mostly trucks on the highways so the truckers are still going. went to 2 stores today and they were about 80-90% stocked. no problems there. seems like people are starting to relax a little. not sure for how long. depends if the supply chain can keep up and running for the next several months without delays. these shut downs are already proven to work as long as people cooperate. sure there will be some pain for everyone. no one knows how long. read on MSN that the last major stock market downturn took 10 years to recover fully. i don't remember it taking that long. the stimulous packages helped quickly and it seemed like only a couple years. I was working all the time in feeder and was never laid off like I was after the 97 strike. [/QUOTE]

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