I already made plenty of comments to you that are perfectly logical (which you're not addressing). Bottom line is the scoreboard right now shows an 11% increase. Anyone that thinks they're going to be jobless for any length of time has every opportunity to sell. With lending standards being what they are, equity in homes, historical low interest rates, and what may be the "new normal" with companies realizing the cost savings of having people work remotely, it seems quite irrational to expect the dire consequences that some here have advocated. You might look at the history of past pandemics to get a better understanding and then take into consideration what I just said.