>We should have a big crash right now because all the stimulus ended
It's probably not instantaneous. Other people in this thread mentioned that savings is up, so I'm guessing people have some money saved up, and therefore can probably last a few weeks (or months?) before running out of money.
>could be kicked out of their apartments
Aren't most cities still not processing evictions? Even if they did, the combination of social distancing restrictions (less court capacity) + flood of evictions probably means there's a huge backlog, which means very little people would end up getting evicted.
It's probably not instantaneous. Other people in this thread mentioned that savings is up, so I'm guessing people have some money saved up, and therefore can probably last a few weeks (or months?) before running out of money.
>could be kicked out of their apartments
Aren't most cities still not processing evictions? Even if they did, the combination of social distancing restrictions (less court capacity) + flood of evictions probably means there's a huge backlog, which means very little people would end up getting evicted.