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Why? It's helping a lot of people.
Definitely is, but a lot of people I know don’t plan on going back to work because with the pandemic insurance (600) plus their unemployment they’re making much more weekly sitting home than at work. They even plan on finding a different job just so they can milk this as long as possible. Listen if you don’t have a career, I don’t blame them, it just sends the wrong message.
If hospitalizations and deaths are still high throughout the following months then no doubt they should extend it. But if we really do flatten the curve to halfway back to normal atleast, then I think overall its a bad incentive and promotes laziness when things do aomewhat open up.