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Aaron sees himself as an introvert who plays the role of an extrovert, as he's out nearly every night of the week. On five evenings, he hosts Forbidden Bingo, a traveling event he started eight years ago, when he was deejaying to small crowds at little bars around town.

I like playing bingo. I wonder if we could do a bingo where we give away sex toys. Nobody else is doing it. There's no other concept out there.

He knows how to make it work, and says he has nearly a hundred bars begging him to bring the event to them.

Aside from, you know, those slow weeks or whatever due to weather, for the most part we're pretty much at capacity in every bar.

But when the bars closed to slow the spread of coronavirus, Aaron panicked. He was frozen for days. We have almost 7, followers on our Forbidden Bingo Facebook page,'" he says.

I basically scanned in a bunch of bingo cards, and we advertised it and I put tickets on sale. But for the online version of Forbidden Bingo, which he and his callers put on via Zoom every weeknight at 7 p.

He emails people their own cards with instructions on how to join the Zoom meetings. Romantix and Si Novelties donate some of the sex toys used for prizes, and Aaron buys the rest — things like ten-inch dildos or cock rings.

After each session, he sends the toys out to the winners. On a typical Forbidden Bingo night online, Aaron plays about a half-hour of pre-show music like Richard Cheese or Postmodern Jukebox.

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