Interesting to see how businesses react in different ways. My wife is into bouldering, the rock climbing people do in gyms. She has one she belongs to and another she no longer belongs to but is still on their email and FB lists. Yesterday morning her ...
2/ current indy gym sent out notice that it was closing and suspending everyone's membership, ie., turning off auto-payments and pro-rating what had already been paid. This afternoon she got an update from the old multi-site gym explaining how after much thought and balancing ...
3/ and abundance of caution they have made the decision to close the gym at 8 pm this evening. Left unsaid, this morning Gov. Cuomo signed an executive ordering all gyms in NYS to close at 8 PM this evening. No mention of payments.
4/ To be clear, companies like this, especially small ones face impossible situations now, probably like a dramatic and complete cut off of revenue. I can only imagine what the owners are thinking, what the good ones are thinking about how long they can pay employees with
5/ no revenue coming in. Even worse for employees who face the possibility of imminent job loss. So I don't want to throw stones. But you can still see differences in how different companies confront the situation.
