I'm a goat who hasn't changed one thing. I run my own business as a political and small business consultant (when in off political season). I am working my way into becoming a tournament bass angler. I get up and do my work and go fishing. I've always ordered meat from a friend's business who supplies all of our cities best restaurants. My vegetables come from a small commercial farm my friend runs on the outskirts of our city. Both are delivered to me. My ol lady isn't a chef, but she has culinary degrees - we like to cook - we don't go out to eat because we have the same ingredients as the best of the best and we are capable of delivering something just as good or better.  I cannot think of a single thing that has changed for me, except more anglers on the water and less clients willing to spend money at the moment - luckily the politicians always have to spend, spend, spend. I think if people took the time to set their life's infrastructure up correctly to not be reliant on the easy, standard solutions, they'd realize that all the stuff that's been taken away, they never needed. I don't even want any of it. The people's lives who changed were reliant on everyone else to make their life easy and convenient.