She’s at high risk herself, but she needs the money. And she believes she’s protecting people even more vulnerable than herself.
Stocked up on hand sanitizer, she uses it before and after handling each bag of goods. Walmart employees load her car's trunk with groceries, remaining a safe distance from her.
Working doesn't feel like a choice at this point. If she doesn't work, she'll lose her house. She may be evicted anyway. Last week, President Trump suspended all foreclosures and evictions until the end of April to help people affected by the virus, but the court order was delivered to Hunt prior to the president's decree. Either way, she and her family could be forced out of their home. She hopes that if she can provide her landlord with some of the money, he may give her leeway.
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