When you think about it, the fear of failing is extremely irrational.

@Maurice SmithAs a citizen:Practice good hand hygieneStock up on a two-week supply of water and non-perishable foodStay home from work if you have signs and symptomsBe a good neighbor by checking in on elderly or vulnerable people in your communityAs an investor:Resist the urge to panic sell (or panic buy)Understand that over time the market rises and falls, but it inevitably rises again — assume you can’t time either Assume that some financial media sites and bizfluencers are incentivized to post headlines that appeal to the irrational part of your brain - try not to rise to the (click)baitMainly, keep calm and carry on...and wash your hands

Your reasoning for giving money away as opposed to saving it is irrational at your age.You only give money away when you have no use for it. 

Have seen too many friends and family members acting irrationally as they are too afraid of "missing out" as the prices continue to climb. 

It will be tough times for those I see posting comments on BP about how they BRRR to acquire as many properties as they can in as short of a period in time as they can because the get rich quick Guru said this is the way it's done.There will always be the irrational risk takers getting extremely overleveraged and then there are those of us that expect this behavior to exist in the markets and prepare to use it as a tool to our advantage when the time comes.   

And then someone has the nerve to point fingers in my direction about arguing when what you have been doing is simple make irrational baseless claims.It seems you may just be used to misinforming people all the time, like a bad realtor. 

Consumer confidence is going to be tied to a vaccine, which is somewhere between eight months and five years off, and to Irrational fear that is unrelated to any economic factor of any sort. 

And to insinuate that it's better for the entire country, economy and business to fail is both irrational and shortsighted. 

Even rational people do irrational things all the time.

Sometimes you just got to suck it up, part of land-lording (or running any type of business probably) is dealing with irrational customers *who are wrong*.