Quoted from NimblePin:

If you work, or can continue to work from home to begin with, it’s technically just another day at the office.
Why change spending habits if the above holds true for the foreseeable future and pinball is already factored into the annual budget?
Sure.
Shopping at the grocery store right now kinda sucks but, hey!
There’s always the option of supporting your favorite Mom and Pop dining establishments if they offer carry out.
It might just be the SoCal area in particular Who-Dey but, our local pinball distributor seems to be going like gangbusters since the quarantine has been in effect.
It’s also no coincidence that three of my single friends (not O-Din...lol) keep begging me daily to stay at my house.
These people who play pinball regularly/socially (but, don’t own a machine,) are jonesing for a fix.
Now that their beloved Barcades/Arcades/etc are closed, these normally happy-level-headed-coin-droppers might just get desperate enough to finally pony up for a game of their own.
Maybe a CL beater? Maybe a NIB JPLE?
Folks do some crazy irrational stuff when times get like this.
Kinda like stress eating junk food, but much more satisfying!
Pinball will continue to thrive in the home environment.
Hear that Gary?
One of the three legs of your proverbial stool will be just fine!

Quoted from Don44:

I work at a YMCA camp and all of our groups are cancelling and I fear there will not be a summer camp this year which is about half of our business. I don't think I will be needed there much longer so I will probably lose my job, at least temporarily. Many will be in the same boat and the US is definitely going to be in a recession for at least a year so this will drive down pin prices but the pinball market will not collapse. Everything will get back to normal but it may take a year or more.
As far as the virus goes, I do think about 100 million Americans will get it and at a 2% mortality rate, 2 million will die. I am a food service worker and I have been taking the virus very seriously but I see many people not taking this seriously enough. I tried to establish some serious protocols at work and I was told by my supervisor I was being overly concerned. I wound up caving on some of the protocols but had to stand my ground on others. I hope I am wrong about 2 million people dying but I have never seen anything escalate this quickly in my life and I think there is a reason for this.