After the Flood
A new depression will be most difficult for those that have been spoiled by spending money on things besides food and shelter. In hard times people will barely have enough money for even food. Many will be forced to beg to eat. Mortgages and rents will have to be renegotiated. Savings accounts and financial investments will become worthless. The FDIC will be depleted of funds and deposits no longer insured. This will be the mother of all depressions.
After billions have starved or died of disease a new era will be born. Those that are remaining shall have the knowledge of how to survive in hard times and never will they forget it. Stories will be told of a previous age of waste as a reminder to dreamers. A statue will be worshiped. It will be of a muscular angry man holding a sword pointing at the sky. Food and shelter will be plentiful and a new civilization born.
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