With life in most of the United States grinding to a halt and the economy set to tip into a recession or worse, Americans appear to have no appetite for April Fools' Day this year.
NEW YORK - With life in most of the United States grinding to a halt and the economy set to tip into a recession or worse, Americans appear to have no appetite for April Fools’ Day this year.
“I am 110% on board with having a moratorium on April Fool’s Day this year,” wrote Twitter user Mike Draco of San Francisco. “Read the room.” “Pro tip for someone thinking about making a Coronavirus joke on April Fool’s: Do not do it,” tweeted Andrew Streeter of San Antonio, Texas. “Make sure your teams pause on any jokes they may have planned - internally or externally,” the memo was quoted as saying.
“Do the opposite on April Fools’ Day and be good to each other and calming rather than goofing on each other,” said psychologist Randy Kamen, who treats patients in New York and in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
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