David Abad is a 30-year-old barber, who has been out of his barbershop in Hells Kitchen Manhattan, for the last two months because of the coronavirus. He hasn’t let that stop him, though. “As a barber, if you don’t work you don’t make money,” said Abad, who is the only one working at his household. With a one-year-old daughter at home and despite all risks, David decided to start giving haircuts in some of his clients’ homes.
Twice a week, Abad comes out of his home in New Jersey, wearing a mouth mask and gloves. He takes his chair with him, puts his haircut supplies in a bag, and drives to make some money, so he and his family can survive this situation.
