(Marisol O’s Interview at 7:52)

(Justin H’s interview at 3:42)

(Aleena I interview)

for four months. I went from working to three to four times a week and being active with school 

to all of sudden, not be able to do any of those things, so definitely my hours being cut, not 

seeing my coworkers. I work for the city of San Dimas, so I was very open with the community. 

I worked with students at the local high school and seeing them every day really brought me joy. 

But now that the well that school, shut down it really was hard not being there and not working 

with them and just being around, like I said, the community of people. (Miranda Mora Interview 00:37)

job but still paying enough was kind of hard because a lot of people are not hiring. I really 

wanted a job in a hospital doing research in that realm and just because of less experience that 

I've had, I wasn't able to get a job like that. So right now I'm just currently a tutor online. It's 

paying the bills and everything, so I can't complain, but yeah. (Justin Hsu Interview 1:38)

that I have caught up on a bunch of shows I was way behind on and then I finished them. I 

rewatched multiple series. I mean, I continually watch multiple serious all the time, but that was 

probably the best. Oh, I learned how to do my own here. Braiding it specifically. I also learned 

about nails. I took them off so can't really see nothing here. (Jasmine Towles Interview 6:12)

did later did, as little time went on. I think we later started to realize the-how, the severity and the 

seriousness of it, and we then started to get more anxious. (Cristian Meza Interview)

year with them and with my family. I have 4 little sisters so being able to spend time with them. 

 Before I like kind of move on, maybe hopefully next year I start doing, you know, grad 

school and going to work and having my own life again. Giving getting this time back was really 

positive. (Justin Hsu Interview)

We develop sense of social, social skills. But during the pandemic it's really hard. So one time 

that I was in the couch and thinking about, “Oh, I don't. I don't see people very often. And my 

speaking and my sense of humor—not that I have a sense of humor, but my social skills are kind 

of diminishing during the pandemic time. (San Yee Hi Interview)