A big percentage of the workforce has to file for unemployment in these times as non-essential businesses have to stay closed under lockdown orders all around the country. That includes comedians. Yet, unlike many folks, comedians have had an especially tough time filing for unemployment as their gigs and income are often very untraditional in the 9-to-5 sense.
Ahamed Weinberg expertly summarizes of what that experience is like with a spot on sketch. Please enjoy it here (without, hopefully, hitting too close to home).