absolutely horrible! yes worst in history. No one can extrapolate thefuture right now with any accuracy what so ever. The only ray of hope is that the roaring twenties came after the 1918 pandemic. I must admit I know liitle about this time period other than all the movies focused on the period which mainly focused on the night life. I am going to have to reesearch what was done back then.
Look at the bright side! With no one driving, Allstate is giving refunds. I'll be calling my auto insurance asking them where my rate reductions are. And with everything closed, parks, schools, I damn well expect my city, borough and school taxes to be revised, or there will be hell to pay! How can there be any school tax with no schools!
Hmm interesting. So that's logical but I don't think I'm going to hold my breath waiting for my property taxes to be cut.
Waiting for someone else to do it for you is to insure it never happens. Go out and start contacting other people, writing your tax boards, organize and DEMAND IT. With everything closed, obviously THEIR operating costs have dropped drastically, and they should be sending you a reduced tax fee to reflect that. I'd say right now if things opened tomorrow, we are already due a 12% cut. Or are you just another sheeple that likes handing money away for nothing rather than confronting?
This is the unspoken cost of the virus war. People like you who built your business over years had it ripped away before we all even knew what happened.
