//The wealthy of any age won't be sitting about with nowhere to go!!//
Well I'm reasonably wealthy (certainly comfortably off so that I can do near enough anything I would reasonably want to do) and my income has not been affected by the pandemic. But, whilst I'm not exactly sitting about, I don't have too many places to go or to spend my money on.
All the hospitality outlets I would normally use are closed (I'm not one for sitting outside in the rain); I cannot go on holiday anywhere; trips within the UK are somewhat pointless because (a) I couldn't stay overnight anywhere and (b) there is nowhere for me to eat and drink when I get there. Personally I cannot wait to resume my normal activities which will include visits to the pub, to restaurants, visits to friends and relatives within the UK and holidays both here and abroad. I've been double jabbed and so I'll take my chances against the virus (as I do with many other infectious diseases). As I've often said, living - for me and most people I know - is more than simply remaining alive, venturing outside only to scurry about masked up solely for essential purposes. But I've no objection to anybody who wants to continue in that vein.