Personality Profile

COVID-19 has uprooted the lives of people who spent their time caring for the next generation of Americans. 

 

People like Sam Morris who would spend his days leading soccer teams at the local high school to victory.

 

Not only was Sam an acclaimed soccer coach but he also worked as a nanny for parents who would otherwise be unable to take care of their children.

 

Children that would otherwise be without the care of their parents and come home to solidarity.

 

Those that work in childcare were already underpaid to begin with and are now especially struggling to get by.

 

While Sam is considered an essential worker he has asthma and cannot take the risk to his health.

 

Sam was looking to rent his first home with his girlfriend Bailey Sieber when the coronavirus struck.

 

“Sam’s job as a soccer coach has been heavily affected,” Bailey said. “He can no longer work in large groups with the children he coaches.”

 

With big plans Sam knew he had to save to pursue the next chapter of his life. 

 

Now out of work and a severe limitation placed on his housing search Sam has spent the majority of his time with his parents.

 

“It has made it difficult to look for houses,” Sam said. “Due to the shelter in place there are fewer rental owners willing to do tours.”

 

Sam’s best friend Saahil Rai had this to say about the situation.

 

“Honestly with Sam being home all the time I think his family might be getting sick of him,” Saahil said. “His sister is definitely resenting him because he keeps using her video game consoles.”

 

With a growing resentment between him and his family Sam feels a bigger urge than ever to move out but is unable to.

 

Events like these have been occurring all over the nation as families are spending more time than they would like together.

 

Despite all this trouble keeps his search for housing on going in hopes that he can move out despite the given circumstances.