No, it's not, it's called "living with your means". But yes, hardship -- living in a place you'd rather not live in -- is the consequence of shutting the econom

No, it's not, it's called "living with your means". But yes, hardship -- living in a place you'd rather not live in -- is the consequence of shutting the economy down. Life has tough choices, and complaining about those choices instead of making the best ones available is a good way to make terrible decisions.