I don't think I've ever gotten one. Only in the last few years I'd heard its actually 'injecting you' with the flu, so to speak. That kinda disgusted me a bit, not to be an anti-vaccine type or anything.  Anyway, I was pretty sick in December & kinda was once or twice the last few years or so, whereas in the past I almost never get sick. (I go years without really taking a sick day, same with school).

Next year tho I likely will, although I'm sorta nervous they're gonna beta test this Covid19 for it.

What's the clapping reference?

I view it like this, I think out of abundance of caution, the country will stay shut thru April. IMHO it'll be May when things re-open, possibly mid-May but maybe just till after Memorial Day.  Stores & restaurants as well as service jobs open earlier, but people who are currently telecommuting & working from home will stay out of caution. I think schools are shut down for the summer. Heavy vacations & flying won't happen until mid-Julyish, and be way less than past years. Concerts & baseball the same. Man, MLB did not need this, it'll be hard for them to recover, they've been losing fans & the younger generation each year. Hopefully their playoffs are good.

NFL's opening day might kinda be the bonding moment we all need.

Next winters a fear. I suppose we can monitor how Australia & South Africa as well as far S America do in their winter & if it lingers into Sept Oct in their seasons, or passes. China & Asia as well.

Personally, I think all this money should go to unemployment & people out of work. Restaurants & retail won't reopen anytime soon, and even when they do it won't be the same. Myb a bounce at first to support them, but people will be cautious & avoid mass interaction, especially if it lingers in the warm season which it seems it does. Next winters going to be fearful.