>no version of social distancing or lockdown that permits normal brick and mortar economic activity I happen to agree, which is why I struggle to explain the l

>no version of social distancing or lockdown that permits normal brick and mortar economic activity I happen to agree, which is why I struggle to explain the last few week's stock price gains for companies that can hardly adapt e.g. DRI, SIX. Sit-down restaurants and theme parks.