I guess I'd have to ask what the definition of "staying in" is. Here in Minnesota, if I abide by the law, I think I could deal with this for longer. I'm not speaking for others, but for me, it's livable. If it's literally "staying in" way above and beyond what's legal, then yes, people won't be able to hold out that long. I'm just going to continue doing what's legal and make sure I give others (especially the elderly) their space. I think us Minnesotans are basically just being inconvenienced and maybe slightly annoyed. If I think about those I know in the Philippines or India, then I need to count my blessings. I know it's not always fair to make comparisons to situations that people have never experienced, but I do know that things could be much worse. I do know one thing. When business does get back closer to normal, they aren't going to be able to post the sign that says "long-haired freaky people need not apply", or they won't have any employees.