Hopefully it was just a one time thing. I'd hate for all of the other successful cons to take a hit because these guys couldn't keep their crap organized. Not having enough money is something you would likely be aware of weeks before the actual con, and if that's the case calls should've been made and ticket money refunded. If they didn't see the financial problems coming that makes them complete idiots. If they knew it was coming and didn't call that's even worse, though.
Whatever, I have a feeling this isn't, for Strong at least, the first time she's had a bad experience with some kind of convention, so this probably isn't the last time we'll see her attending one. As for all of the others, they seem like reasonable people, so they can probably recognize that this isn't common, and maybe future organizers will do more to show that they're organized and have the money lined up before the con actually happens.
Even with all of this, she's still being showered with love from fans on Twitter on the double, so I doubt she'd give up on all the fun she's claimed she's had in past cons over a single 🤬 up, even if it was a fairly sizable one.
So what I think is going to happen, tldr; Show staff are going to be more skeptical of future events, but will still attend, and Convention organizers will likely be more open about their level of preparedness to make attendees feel more confident.
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