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2020 was it that bad?
Was 2020 really that bad? Working from home was convenient. I didn’t mind the lock down, but then again I don’t watch sports or drink so I don’t go out much. I enjoy watching tv, working from home and playing video games. Think back for you guys, was it really that bad?
3 family members died, unrelated to covid. I got covid but I have asthma machine home so I didn’t have to go to the hospital.
4 Answers
- NavyCrabLv 71 month ago
I know that it was rough for the economy and for many people, but as for me, I actually liked it.
I was fortunate that I started investing early in my life, so I was able to retire when I was 40; therefore, I was not struggling to pay my monthly bills (lockdown or not).
It was a lot quieter around where I live (I live in a city).
There were a lot less people & traffic when I go on my run/walk. I do not like too many people around anyway.
In 2020, my total expense decreased by about $25,000 (comparing to 2019), because I did not go out as much (so I have extra money to invest).
Besides March - April when the stock market crashed, I actually ended up making about 17% ROI on all of my investments in 2020, so it was not too bad.
- Mike WLv 71 month ago
Yes it was that bad. Was hit hard by the lockdowns. My profession requires constant travel. It gets boring staying at home.
- ihavqs2Lv 61 month ago
I don’t mind working from home either. I drink very little, and don’t go out much. I enjoy watching old movies, and binge-watch my favorite tv shows. I Email a lot. So, that part wasn’t a problem. I can isolate easily.
However, two distant family members died, due to COVID - no funerals; they were just buried. I personally caught COVID twice, because of my job. The first time, I refused to go to the hospital; I told my spouse I would rather die at home. I just took cold medications, and sucked on a lot of Halls. I also took Acetaminophen to keep my fever down. The second time, it was a mild case.
The bad part of 2020 was traitor trump encouraging The USA to tear itself apart.