Such and so is not really necessary. This much is good enough. I haven't got the time for all that now. I tell you - that makes me worry. We vent and spew a lot about Y2K. Millions and millions of dollars are spent getting computer programs up and running.
People plan way ahead and buy food supplies, generators and the like.
All these resources and energy. At the end of which, the calendar will flip a page and we'll keep going. There will be no more calendar flipping and carrying on after that. And we can't be sure when that will be. Could well happen before Dec 31, 1999.