Quoted from SantaEatsCheese:

It's going to hurt the pinball market. If you look at my post history I have been Rick and Morty's biggest cheerleader. I just put my spot up because if I got the call today that mine was ready I'd hesitate before writing the check. I still love pinball and am still keeping my machines, but I need to keep my powder dry and an additional $6,000 outflow just isn't in the cards right now. This is coming from someone with a very stable job.

Quoted from SantaEatsCheese:

Just sold it to a local pinsider who has hooked me up before for the price of the deposit.

Quoted from DakotaMike:

Sorry, but I have to step in here with all this talk of Italy and US. Yes, America has more TOTAL older people than Italy, and yes, America has more TOTAL people of all ages than Italy; however, that is neither here nor there, since America also has much more land area and it's people are much more spread out.
To talk numbers, Italy has 518 people per square mile. The US only has 87 people per square mile. Italy has about 23% of it's population aged 65+, while the US has about 15% of it's population 65+. Roughly.
So basically, in any given square mile of the country, Italy has more people packed closer together, and more of them are older. Also, in a lot of European cultures, like in Italy, it is (or was until now) quite common for people to greet each other with kiss on the cheek. If you've got family or close friends in Europe, you know this.
So given the significant disparities between the US and Italy, it IS like Apples an Oranges to make direct comparisons between Italy and US when it comes to contagion spreading and mortality. Certainly Italy provides a sad warning of what CAN happen, but it would be somewhat foolish to expect our outbreak results to follow theirs. It is simply a fact that a contagion like COVID-19 will have a harder time spreading as quickly in most of the US, than it will in Italy.
I hope I made sense here! (Also, these numbers are easily found with a basic google-search, so I haven't bothered including the links, but if you desire, go ahead!)