I don't share your sentiment, OP.
A couple years ago, I had a nasty cold/flu or "something" that made me cough a lot. Toward the end, when I coughed, I felt an intense pain in my chest -- not muscular/skeletal pain from the mechanism of coughing, but actual shooting pain through my lungs -- like a lightning bolt through my lungs when I coughed. I recovered -- but I'm afraid I might have some damage that might make me more vulnerable to COVID19. I also have hypertension (controlled with medicine.)
Due to those medical considerations, I am very afraid of contracting this. I also live in a very dense urban area. I have not left my building for approximately 10 days. I have left my condo unit a couple of times (to get mail/packages, take trash out), but I really feel uncomfortable even doing that. (What if someone coughed a bunch in the elevator right before I got in it?)
I feel like I'm in jail right now. This is NOT how I picture "FIRE life" will be. I have been trying to order anything I need online -- but many items I want to order are not available for shipping -- from any retailer at the moment. It's very frustrating.
Prior to this recent market crash, my investment account levels combined with my level of spending put me firmly at or below a 4% SWR. I'm clearly no longer in that category. Thank goodness I did not pull the FIRE-trigger. I am working from home in the meantime. However, my employer is in an industry that is being hit EXTREMELY HARD by this economic shutdown. I fully expected (still expect?) to lose my job. Today I found out that the company is reducing everyone's salary for the next few months, in order to try to ride out this storm. I feel very fortunate that this was the decision, instead of outright layoffs. (I still think layoffs in the near future are a real possibility too, though.)
This is no picnic for me. :(
I take comfort in that my home is paid off, I have a lot of savings and investments (even still after this crash), and that I am still healthy. I suppose it's unlikely that I've contracted it, since I've been home for 10 days without developing symptoms (or if I already had it, it's fortunately one of those 'asymptomatic cases'.) But I'm certainly not enjoying the situation.