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[QUOTE=CheezeFist;4715808]No doubt that many closed small businesses, including AMPs, will not return if the shutdown lasts for several months.[/QUOTE]All these places have to continue to pay the rent. With no money coming in, they won't last much longer.
[QUOTE=TurnOverHoney;4714760]It appears as weymouth and Braintree are pretty much closed for now. I did a drive by and made some calls no answer. Don't bother going down there. Waste of time. If they fall into the category of non essential forget about it.[/QUOTE]Quincy is closed also. But do you really want to go. I am afraid to go because someone they touch could give it to them and they touch me and give it to me.
[QUOTE=MrBologna;4715677]Wondering if towns will start cracking down on AMPs once we get past this Carona virus? Since it originated from China, do towns get scared and do everything they can to close them as a future precaution? Any thoughts?[/QUOTE]It makes no difference whatsoever at this point where it originated. Italy is now the global epicenter of the pandemic. We'll be it soon.
[QUOTE=TopFloor;4715801]Add to this Cambridge, Lawrence, Reading, Duxbury, Norwell, Marshfield, Pembroke.
.[/QUOTE]Add Worcester, although I'm not sure if it was an order or their own decision, but I dropped by three, all closed.
That's, Hell, I'm worried about the lines and long waits at whatever AMPs open up first when things settle down. There will be a pent up demand that will have to be filled. There will be a lot of throbbing mongers seeking relief for their humongous dsb (dreaded sperm buildup). As for price, we mongers will be willing to throw money at the providers just to get that load off, uhmmmmm, our shoulders.
[QUOTE=ThizzleHats;4715881]We'll definitely need people to be trying new parlors and sharing information when things get back on track. No more looking way way back in the threads. If I had to guess maybe the grannies will stay retired and new places will have more talent at higher prices. Sssh don't tell those people, they might have their heads explode.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=HighAmperage;4715732]With many AMPs already struggling, I think many, many of them will not return even once we are through this. And then there's the paranoia issue. It seems COVID-19 has done in a month what LEO has been trying to do for years.[/QUOTE]Your quote on what law enforcement vs the virus effect on pro. Business is quite funny, if hearkening back to the Annie Hall joke when Woody Allen monologue says similarly. I was trying to do to her what Eisenhower has been doing to the country for years!" Substitute Trump on that one.
[QUOTE=Augustwest;4715915]Add Worcester, although I'm not sure if it was an order or their own decision, but I dropped by three, all closed.[/QUOTE]Anyone know if Rogers St is open? I'm hoping to save a trip today if closed. Thanks.
[QUOTE=TwoQplus2Q;4715971]That's, Hell, I'm worried about the lines and long waits at whatever AMPs open up first when things settle down. There will be a pent up demand that will have to be filled. There will be a lot of throbbing mongers seeking relief for their humongous dsb (dreaded sperm buildup). As for price, we mongers will be willing to throw money at the providers just to get that load off, uhmmmmm, our shoulders.[/QUOTE]Ugh, there's a picture I don't need in my head. Thanks alot 2 Q! LOL.
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The Gov just ordered all non-essential closed, that covers AMPs so they have to all close down now. "All businesses and other organizations that do not providedd COVID-19 Essential Services shall close their physical workplaces and facilities ("brick-and-mortar premises") to workers, customers, and the public as of 12:00 noon on March 24,2020 and shall not re-open to workders, customers, or the public before 12:00 noon on April 7, 2020. " NYC is starting to go around and fine places breaking the order and I suspect MA will be doing so as well in short order. Time to reup that pornhub subscription boys. [URL]https://boston.cbslocal.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3859903/2020/03/MassachusettsOrder.pdf[/URL].
Governor is asking everyone to work from home. Anyone know any providers following Charlie's orders? I know one provider working from home in Woburn but way to many rules, no touching nipples is unbelievable rule I can't abide by.
[QUOTE=TwoQplus2Q;4715971]That's, Hell, I'm worried about the lines and long waits at whatever AMPs open up first when things settle down. There will be a pent up demand that will have to be filled. There will be a lot of throbbing mongers seeking relief for their humongous dsb (dreaded sperm buildup). As for price, we mongers will be willing to throw money at the providers just to get that load off, uhmmmmm, our shoulders.[/QUOTE]I was kind of thinking that too, but I suspect the ramp up will be much slower than the shut down. Either way I expect the landscape to be totally different.
[QUOTE=OlGary;4716553]And why I've told you lads over again and again not to have put your eggs in one basket on this website here and should've kept another channel open.
Sooner this website might go Kaput too which wouldn't be a bad thing.[/QUOTE]My back up plan is to jerk off to porn hub like I used. To. Whats your backup plan? Rofl.
[QUOTE=ThizzleHats;4717078]My back up plan is to jerk off to porn hub like I used. To. Whats your backup plan? Rofl.[/QUOTE]Attempt to re-activate the Wife.
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Sooner this website might go Kaput too which wouldn't be a bad thing.[/QUOTE]Doubt it. This website has been around since the beginning of the millennium when it was. ORG, unmoderated and, owned by a guy called "The Banker". It's not going anywhere.