What industries or stores do you think won’t return?

[MikelArteta]

Tourist industry will take a big hit. Certain airlines, hotels, restaurants, Airbnb pool will get smaller, real estate industry.

Smaller airlines will be done the bigger will be fine

air Canada has 8 billion in cash and people will want to travel

hotels yeah most hotels can’t last a month with low occupancy rate

I noticed for Airbnb in Toronto everything is open wouldn’t be surprised if many owners now look for long term rentals

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

People will prefer Uber over public transportation if they don’t have a car - also Uber eats is booming

Uber eats is actually losing a lot of money
Uber loses $1.1B investing in food delivery, driverless cars


It’s a great product but the food delivery market is vicious with Postmates, Grubhub, etc

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

But In all seriousness the retail industry is about to be obliterated by Amazon and it’s Just walk out technology.

What is Amazon Go, where is it, and how does it work?

The first retailer to announce plans to use Amazon's Just Walk Out tech operates stores in airports

 

[ISO]

Uber eats is actually losing a lot of money
Uber loses $1.1B investing in food delivery, driverless cars


It’s a great product but the food delivery market is vicious with Postmates, Grubhub, etc

I think food delivery will be a flop...

I personally deleted all them apps too expensive, too many errors, takes too long, and the risk of a driver stealing or digging in your food.

 

[JT-Money]

Why recruiting firms? Can't they do everything online anyway?

Nobody is hiring right now so they can't place job seekers. Most don't have enough money saved up to whether a prolonged down turn so most will fold.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

I think food delivery will be a flop...

I personally deleted all them apps too expensive, too many errors, and the risk of a driver stealing or digging in your food.

I was at mcdonalds a month ago and i parked by an uber eats/door dash delivery driver. I got out my car to go in and i glanced over to the car. The inside was so damn filthy

 

[MikelArteta]

I think food delivery will be a flop...

I personally deleted all them apps too expensive, too many errors, takes too long, and the risk of a driver stealing or digging in your food.

Yup
Hell especially reading how long corona stays on surfaces I don’t trust anyone delivering my food

 

[JT-Money]

People will prefer Uber over public transportation if they don’t have a car - also Uber eats is booming

I've never used Uber Eats before but you've got a point. These restaurants will have to resort to takeout to stay in business. I just wonder how many people can afford to pay restaurant type prices instead of preparing their own food. I've cut way back on my spending despite my line of work being busier than ever.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

I think food delivery will be a flop...

I personally deleted all them apps too expensive, too many errors, takes too long, and the risk of a driver stealing or digging in your food.

It’s about to be a 200 billion dollar industry. Too late now.
The Soon To Be $200B Online Food Delivery Is Rapidly Changing The Global Food Industry

 

[Yinny]

I don’t think there’s any industry that “won’t return.” But likely to contract are:

Luxury service industry

Tourism, auxiliary services (think housekeeping, dog sitting, baby sitting, tutoring)

Freelance-based (arts, writing)

Nonprofit

 

[ADK]

I don’t think there’s any industry that “won’t return.” But likely to contract are:

Luxury service industry

Tourism, auxiliary services (think housekeeping, dog sitting, baby sitting, tutoring)

Freelance-based (arts, writing)

Nonprofit

What’s your theory behind non profit

 

[levitate]

Mom/pop restaurants

JC Penny

Certain movie theaters.

 

[King Poetic]

Local restaurants might not return especially if they closed for 2 months

 

[Auger]

Gamestop will NOT survive

With they way they're moving they have to know they're only delaying the inevitable

 

[Yinny]

What’s your theory behind non profit

They mostly rely on corporate or foundational giving, which will shrink.

Limited fundraising/campaigning ability.