I'm just wondering if the stress, anxiety, and/or boredom that goes along with this situation has changed anyone's usual consumption levels?
I would assume that many of us who are home on lock down are consuming more than if we were leading our normal busy lives.
It would also be safe to assume that some essential workers are stressed to the max which could lead to more consumption.
This coupled with the feeling of helplessness from being stuck on pause with seemingly no end in sight seems like a perfect storm of factors that could lead to over consumption.
Over consumption leads to tolerance which leads to even more consumption...
Just something I'm thinking about.
I know mine is up a little.
I would say I'm using 10% to 20% more per week since I started taking this social distancing thing more seriously around March 15th.
Anyone else in the same boat?
I would assume that many of us who are home on lock down are consuming more than if we were leading our normal busy lives.
It would also be safe to assume that some essential workers are stressed to the max which could lead to more consumption.
This coupled with the feeling of helplessness from being stuck on pause with seemingly no end in sight seems like a perfect storm of factors that could lead to over consumption.
Over consumption leads to tolerance which leads to even more consumption...
Just something I'm thinking about.
I know mine is up a little.
I would say I'm using 10% to 20% more per week since I started taking this social distancing thing more seriously around March 15th.
Anyone else in the same boat?