She may not be the "type" -- and I respect her -- but you have to call it for what it is: overreaction. We are not even in a recession, as the previous poster p

She may not be the "type" -- and I respect her -- but you have to call it for what it is: overreaction. We are not even in a recession, as the previous poster points out. How can Helen see years into the future and declare, brazenly, that we're in a depression? People out of work for less than a year does not equal depression. Let's maybe save the D-bomb for serious situations. We're not in one -- yet.