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Quoted from LTG:Usually in bad economies coin op does good, cheaper entertainment.
Didn't help last time.
No idea on next time.
LTG : )
Coin op has never had to battle an app market this healthy and advanced.
Pinball is a big dollar industry that’s driven by home collectors. If the markets have a crazy crash, no way folks will be dropping $6-$10k on a wooden box with lights.
Some might.
But the average modern NIB buyer won’t.
Quoted from Multiballmaniac1:I agree this could get really ugly. Right when I am doing the best I ever had in my field of work too. I’ll sell my wife before my pinball machines.
Wow. I'm guessing that's a joke, but if not, that's a shame. Pins would be the first thing to go in my house.
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