text: Virus Alters Where People Open Their Wallets, Hinting at a Halting Recovery
  Through the end of last week, daily visits to businesses were down 24 percent from last year, according to a New York Times analysis of foot traffic data from the smartphones of more than 15 million people. After an initial plunge in the spring, consumer habits have been slow to recover, the data shows.
  As state and local officials have moved to reopen businesses, people have reacted differently depending on how they view the threat of the virus. Shopping behavior has varied widely by the type of business in question, how prevalent the outbreak is nearby and even voting patterns in the region.
  RSK: (Great Graphics in this article BTW) When the cold hits and the snow flies this will have a negative impact on all but the southern states.