In today's society, we often find some "abnormal" phenomena that seem to contradict our common sense and experience, and people can't help but feel confused and uneasy. And behind this, there are often deeper reasons and problems hidden. Among them, the old proverb "when things go wrong, there must be demons" is a profound revelation of these phenomena.
The common people have no money, which is an indisputable fact in the current society. With prices and incomes constant, many families are under financial pressure. However, this economic pressure does not exist in isolation, it is inextricably linked to all aspects of society. When ordinary people run out of money, there will be some abnormal phenomena in society, which may seem inconsequential, but to a certain extent, they reflect the deep-seated problems of society. 
First, let's take a look at the changes in the consumer market. With the decline in the purchasing power of ordinary people, there are also some anomalies in the consumer market. Some industries or products that were originally popular suddenly lost their market, while some emerging industries or products sprung up. These changes seem to be the natural adjustment of the market, but in fact they are closely related to the economic situation of ordinary people. When people run out of money, they will consume more rationally and choose more affordable products or services, which also provides opportunities for some emerging industries or products. 
Second, let's take a look at the changes in the job market. With the economic downturn, the job market is also under tremendous pressure. Many companies are laying off employees or hiring less, adding to an already tight employment situation. In this case, some anomalies also began to appear. For example, some highly educated people have started to work in jobs that have traditionally been considered "low-level", such as couriers, housekeeping, etc. That's not to say that these jobs are bad, but that this employment option was uncommon in the past. This also reflects that when ordinary people run out of money, they have to give up some traditional employment concepts and face employment problems more pragmatically. 
Finally, let's take a look at the changes in social trust. With the development of the economy and social changes, people's trust in society is also changing. When people run out of money, this level of trust tends to decline. Their trust in the company, the company, and other aspects will be affected. In this case, some anomalies can also occur. For example, some people begin to question so-called "experts" or "authorities" and are more inclined to trust their own experience and judgment. This also reflects that when people run out of money, their trust in society will change, and they will be more inclined to self-protection and self-doubt. 
To sum up, the proverb "when things go wrong, there must be demons" profoundly reveals some abnormal phenomena in the current society. The lack of money for the common people is one of the root causes of these phenomena, and how to solve this problem requires the joint efforts of the whole society. Effective measures should be taken to promote economic development and increase employment opportunities; Enterprises should actively innovate and improve the competitiveness of their products; Ordinary people should also be more rational in consumption and pragmatic employment. Only in this way can we collectively address this challenge and make our society more harmonious and stable.