I have seen a couple Facebook posts with people saying the sky is falling in pinball. I disagree fully.

One can easily see the market shifting to home game ownership and perhaps less potential routed games being available.

Shifting, not falling.

(I wanted to comment in a different thread. But it was too much digression already.)

Pinball is so dang resilient. The sky might fall elsewhere. It certainly will.

Changes, of course always occour. Case in point. Now I need to obtain more pins in my house. I really only wanted my one. Now I need a Jurassic park and an iron maiden.

I'm not sure that's falling I need two new games. Somewhat suddenly.

Truly I hope everyone is getting through this time. This can take my mind off things.

I look forward to everything pinball is bringing us in the future. Rock and roll! I'm pretty sure I will still need to bring my wallet.

I had not thought of the blow up in public places this could cause. I sincerely hope a big bump is there for business in public places. Perhaps many of them.

A few restaurants in my area are closed now. Permanently.

I can see a clever operator capitalize on all Of this. Good.