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On the ground, many citizens are cautiously optimistic, with some receiving up to 80% of their wages. However, this temporary cushion masks the underlying fragility. The speaker warns that, as the crisis deepens, the money supply will deplete, and economic hardships—such as job losses, inflation, and reduced access to education and services—may become unavoidable. Small landlords, pensioners dependent on rent, and those with savings stand to suffer from the devaluation of their assets and income.