Raw LLM Responses

Maybe, maybe not? This crisis isn't in the rearview mirror yet, and the world as a whole wasn't paying much attention to the financial crisis until after the ramifications really started to pile up. I think 2007-2009 was more a top down crisis, this is going to be be bottom-up. Big businesses are going to survive by cutting workers and costs, but those people who lose their jobs are skating by on whatever they can. How many businesses in a lot of industries are going to be able to withstand 1+ year of lost revenue? I think over the next year or two there's going to be a pretty decent amount of colleges, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, resorts, airlines going under. Who knows if the virus will be (mostly) in the past come one year out from now, that would be almost two years of significantly reduced revenues for a lot of industries. Not only that, but the modern world is so interconnected that hospitality industries folding is going to affect other industries too like finance and real estate. Lots of politicians are pretty gung ho now about relief aid, but when people still haven't gotten their jobs back in 3 years, are politicians still going to be advocating for the little guy? Also, people will probably disagree with me on this, but it's more "newsworthy" when whitecollar people making 150k+ a year lose their jobs and suddenly have to wait tables versus waiters losing their jobs and worrying about if they're going to have a place to live in a month.