Instead, [Furman] believes, the way to think about the current economic drop-off, at least in the first two phases, is more like what happens to a thriving economy during and after a natural disaster: a quick and steep decline in economic activity followed by a quick and steep rebound.
This isn't just a natural disaster. This is different. When a hurricane comes through, you'd feel just as comfortable going to Disney/Vegas/the movies as soon as they reopen. Looking at any kind of polling shows that consumer confidence is pretty f**king shot.