Thompson talked to the owners and learned how the couple is keeping their business alive in a new way.

Leah says "the owners say even though the escape room was closed for more than 2 months.

The bills started pilling up.

So they had to make a deicsion.

The owners came to the decision to close up stumpt escape games in medford.

As you can imagine it wasn't an easy decision.

The business revolved around solving mysteries inside of a room.

It is involves team building and creative thinking.

Almost like playing clue the bored game in real life.

Elizabeth wilson one of the co-owners says it was hard to think about giving up on the businesses completely.

"i was crying for almost a week.

It was a month... áálaughingááá all of our income evaporated overnight.

So we were faced with a very scary decision."

So her and her husband, evan wilson decided to make the businesses portable.

Instead of having a place to rent, they will bring the games to people's homes, work offices or events.

And since most people are not have group