Ah math... So relentless, so sweet:
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/covid19/mortality-overview.htm
Look at "Death by Age": 2.5% of deaths due to coronavirus this past week were among those under the age of 45.
The coronavirus has a generally accepted 1% case-fatality rate.
For those of us under the age of 45, a very simple calculation (1% of 2.5%) yields a 0.025% chance of dying from coronavirus. That number grows smaller if you're a reasonably healthy individual.
0.025%
Zero-point-zero-two-five percent.
I'm just going to leave this here.
It was like 94% had co-morbidities. So if you have no underlying conditions that could exacerbate getting the flu, you have a number so close to 0 it's not worth mentioning.