Highlights

We interviewed 1621 people, between April 12 and April 27. 39.75% of these people said they’d spend less than they used to on retail and leisure.

However, 26% of these same people also said that they’re ready to pay a premium for their “safety” in the subsequent months.

In any case, the majority of consumers will pay fewer in-person visits. But when they do, they’ll do it as a serious customer—ready to convert— and ready to exit—as quickly as possible.

As a result of changing behaviors, the “stakes per walk-in customer” will be critically high.

Meeting friends in person, going to the gym/yoga classes and leisure travel were other common attractions our panelists told us about.