Put me down for an 8.
Everything was going fine until mid-February. I had just paid off my car loan 2 years early, my retirement account was on track for another great year, and just got seniority at my new job. I was looking at getting a newer car (or possibly even brand new) since things were going so well.
Then the Coronapocalypse happened.
My biggest gripe is losing so much in my retirement account after the stock market took a nose dive. I'm sure it will eventually recover, but it's still frustrating. And I won't be getting a newer car, or any big ticket item, until things return to normal.
One minor inconvenience is that the casinos are shut down. I usually go there on the weekends to hit up the buffet and penny slots. This was how I got my entertainment fix.
The biggest positive is that my employer was deemed part of the "critical infrastructure industry" by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, which means that business will carry on as usual. We might even see a temporary spike in business with more people ordering shit online. So for the time being, I'm not worried about missing paychecks. I had to turn down an extra day of work for next week because I'm so physically worn out.
***And if anybody is looking for a job, we're still hiring.***
https://www.jobs-ups.com/
I recommend any of the driving jobs. They're full-time, and the pay is nice.
