I don't remember where I picked this quote from, but it really makes no difference.
By Jason Simpkins and William Patalon III: "U.S. consumers are already losing their jobs at an accelerating rate. The same thing is now set to happen to their credit lines. But with so many Americans already losing their main source of income – their jobs – at an ever-spiraling rate, will an economy that derives two-thirds of its power from consumer spending end up mired in its worst funk in decades because those same consumers are now losing their charge accounts?" Some people don't like working all that much anyway, so why complain? For some reassurance, look at the lady's hemline - it's a little high, so that means there's nothing to worry about - things will turn out ok. At least there's unemployment compensation. Things could be bleaker - you could be burning at the stake for voicing your opinion, no? Relax and take a walk in the park. That's what I'm gonna do.
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