We have about three months. I am reminded of just two months ago, late March, this was looking scary, a lot of unknowables. Italy was looking horrible and folks feared that could happen here, and worse. I went to Kroger on a Wednesday and it was starting to look strained and went back the next day for a couple things and it was almost stripped bare. I was buying up dried beans and jugs of water "in case" we lost our distribution capacities. I worried about utilities staying up, water and electricity. We were joking about killing squirrels and geese in the park for "dinner". I was not as scared about getting it as I was a societal breakdown of order and the necessaries, forget about toilet paper.
If you had offered me "today" back then as an option, I would have jumped on it. As noted above, in another two months things may be quite different yet, hopefully for the better, no resurgence in cases as people start back into life, or no major surge anyway. Maybe we can retain some precautions for a longer period and still find we can get on with our lives for the most part.