You are kidding... right?
I know a lot of FSU likes to speak about how they are well-off and/or don't need stimulus or unemployment money, but for many people (ESPECIALLY families), a weekly minimal payment from the government is not enough. In other countries, I'm sure people are suffering like they are here regardless of government funding.
So, would you rather these people not work at all and then not have money to survive?
Have you gotten groceries in the last 9 months, either by going to the store or by having them delivered? Guess what? Plenty of people are making that happen and haven't stopped since the shutdowns started.
Also consider that many families now have to deal with the added factor of their children being remotely schooled, which means someone has to be home with them all day rather than sending them off to school. If people are still working to make ends meet, that's another expense.
If they can make a living and stay reasonably safe, there's no reason to go after figure skating coaches but let the 'essential' grocery and retail and fast food workers carry on every single day.
Most of my colleagues with kids who have to work outside the house (greater Washington, DC) are leaving the kids with Grandparents...long-term temporary solution. (For ex, my next-door neighbors in Arlington, VA, sent their children to grandparents in WVa until the YKW is over.) Creating a safety pod within an extended family can be done.
, skaters get sick for about a week and then return right back to the ice and start training. With a CVD becoming like that who needs to worry...... 
