During the aftermath when firefighters went into the building to check out the damage, they found dead people with their hands still holding onto the slot machine cranks (machines paid out in coins back then).

I get that a lot of service sector people are temporarily (I hope) out of work, but I think in a month or two things will be back to normal, at least in terms of businesses reopening, servers, bartenders, etc back to steady work. 

Furloughed and laid off employees will have their jobs back, and thankfully, especially servers and bartenders, they aren't waiting 2 weeks to get cash in hand. 

Restaurant servers, cooks, those in retail, hotels and transport are literally out of work right now.

I wonder if their server is down right now.  

Many experts believe that financial hardship will disproportionately impact people who fall into low, or middle-income brackets, many of whom rent; your bartender, server, hairdresser, grocer, bank teller, your child's teacher, etc.

I just sent this same info. to @Adam Craig in a message, but thought I would put it out there for all to see:The key to how many conventional slots you have open right now is dpending on how you financed those loans.

You will need free slots dedicated for your range, all three wires.

There are number of ways that you can open up slots to continue to buy rentals via Fannie Mae financing.

With many financial institutions and what have you letting them defer (car payments, credit cards, etc) for 30-90 days, rent should be a top priority. 1 tenant is a server at a resturant and all resturants are shut down.