Far downstream oil (petrol and gas retailers) businesses will hold steady more than most retailers. Their stores, with the huge markups, could be one type of business that see sales maintained or even grow. Consumers won't want to spend a couple hours per week in Walmarts and grocery stores... they'll be popping in for necessary supplies at the quick stop stores (assuming they can keep their operations open). Plus there's going to be a lot of gas burned off in the drive throughs at Chik-Fil-As and McDonalds (MCD is now closing all of their dining areas). Probably not enough revenue to offset the slow down in the economy, but they should hold up better than most. Too bad CFA is private, their business will be fantastic with all of the sit down places closing. But every business will face challenges staffing and keeping inventories up.