Two New England Casinos Closing for a Week

**Midwest Player** · 03-13-2020, 10:57 PM

https://www.wcvb.com/article/two-new...irus/31497727#

**BoSox** · 03-14-2020, 05:45 AM

Originally Posted by Midwest Player

https://www.wcvb.com/article/two-new...irus/31497727#

Even though I am currently taking a break due to the possibility of contracting CV, I still appreciate this information thanks.

**paymypush** · 03-14-2020, 10:50 AM

Add the three Massachusetts casinos to the closure list per order of the gaming commission. They will be closed until at least March 29. All three have agreed to continue paying their employees.

**COBeardown95** · 03-14-2020, 11:03 AM

More opportunity to wash them dirty chips

**BoSox** · 03-14-2020, 11:23 AM

Originally Posted by paymypush

Add the three Massachusetts casinos to the closure list per order of the gaming commission. They will be closed until at least March 29. All three have agreed to continue paying their employees.

I think they all had to close anyway because they could not find anywhere to purchase toilet paper.

**BJGenius007** · 03-14-2020, 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by BoSox

I think they all had to close anyway because they could not find anywhere to purchase toilet paper.

I tried ten local supermarkets, CVS and Walgreen and cannot find any toilet paper. I had only three rolls left. Then I began to try Target and Wal-Mart at distance. After visiting eight stores, I finally found some to buy. The Wal-Mart clerk was just shelving. In about five minutes, they are all gone, too. But I got some.

Local casinos are about to close for weeks.

**21forme** · 03-14-2020, 12:15 PM

Originally Posted by BoSox

I think they all had to close anyway because they could not find anywhere to purchase toilet paper.

As long as there's a good supply of cigarettes, that's all that matters to gamblers.

**DailyDubble** · 03-14-2020, 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by BJGenius007

I tried ten local supermarkets, CVS and Walgreen and cannot find any toilet paper. I had only three rolls left. Then I began to try Target and Wal-Mart at distance. After visiting eight stores, I finally found some to buy. The Wal-Mart clerk was just shelving. In about five minutes, they are all gone, too. But I got some.

Local casinos are about to close for weeks.

Try Staples, Office Max--they stock paper products because offices need them--and no one panic-shops there.

**BoSox** · 03-14-2020, 05:23 PM

Originally Posted by BJGenius007

I tried ten local supermarkets, CVS and Walgreen and cannot find any toilet paper. I had only three rolls left. Then I began to try Target and Wal-Mart at distance. After visiting eight stores, I finally found some to buy. The Wal-Mart clerk was just shelving. In about five minutes, they are all gone, too. But I got some.

Local casinos are about to close for weeks.

As of last resort, if I am about to run out of toilet paper I am heading to an Indian reservation with a plastic trash bag in my back pocket and snapping open one of the machines in the stalls. Those bad boys "rolls" must weigh about 17 lbs each and are equivalent to about 75 actual rolls of the store-bought kind.

**Midwest Player** · 03-14-2020, 05:37 PM

Originally Posted by BoSox

As of last resort, if I am about to run out of toilet paper I am heading to an Indian reservation with a plastic trash bag in my back pocket and snapping open one of the machines in the stalls. Those bad boys "rolls" must weigh about 17 lbs each and are equivalent to about 75 actual rolls of the store-bought kind.

Amazon still has a lot of those big commercial rolls for sale. A case of 12 rolls, each 1000 foot long can be had for $154.

I made some phone calls to the local stores today to see if they still had toilet paper. Two of the three stores I checked still had toilet paper. The one that didn't told me a store about 12 miles away had a lot. No problem here yet.

Another good place for toilet paper are gas stations convenience stores. Most folks don't think about them, but you will pay a higher price there.